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26.05.08

i3S highlights serious shortcomings in academic integrity among students

Students, even at advanced levels, admit to including co-authors who have made no contribution or excluding data that contradicts their findings, according to a study carried out as part of the European INTEGRITY project.

26.05.07

i3S paves the way for more effective treatments for colorectal cancer

Researchers have identified a key protein that keeps tumour cells undifferentiated and reduces their response to conventional treatments.

26.05.06

Scientists recognized at leading european breast cancer meeting

Work by i3S researchers awarded at the ENBDC highlights advances in biomarker identification and the use of organoids in breast cancer research.

26.04.24

i3S to create Portugal’s first Centre of Excellence in Genomic Medicine with €36 million

i3S‑Health project awarded under the European Horizon Europe Teaming for Excellence programme.

26.04.24

i3S launches pioneering digital platform on hereditary cancer

An interactive European platform bringing together videos, real-life stories and expert content to support patients, families and professionals in hereditary cancer prevention and care.

26.04.21

i3S coordinates a €4.5 million doctoral programme to study the role of astrocytes in the brain

The international consortium brings together 23 partners from 12 countries to train 15 doctoral candidates and explore new therapeutic approaches for neurological and psychiatric disorders.

26.03.27

i3S researcher wins yESAO Research Exchange Award

Rosmarie Schoefbeck will undertake a scientific exchange at a German university hospital to study the blood compatibility of clinical-use biomaterials.

26.03.26

Students recognized for work on Malaria and Leishmaniasis

Filipa Neves and Ricardo Monteiro received awards at the “Parasitology in Portugal” 2026 Symposium, which brought together the parasitology scientific community in Lisbon.

26.03.26

i3S researcher wins grant to study at Oxford

Joana Machado will learn the cutting-edge POINT-Seq methodology and boost her doctorate with a two-month stay at the University of Oxford.

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