Data e hora: 12 Abril 2026, 9:30 – 11:30
Duração: approx. 1 hora
A participação é gratuita.
O Dia Mundial da Atividade Física é a 6 de abril e nós vamos celebrá-lo com uma caminhada a 12 de abril.
Dados científicos mostram que cada passo conta: aumentar o número de passos diários, mesmo que apenas 2.000 de cada vez, está associado a reduções significativas do risco de morte e de doenças crónicas.
Patterns and Plasticity in the Adult Cortex
Host
Leopoldo Petreanu, PhD, Cortical Circuits Lab
Venue
Seminar Room
Abstract
Mark will discuss his lab’s work on the patterns of neuronal activity in the cortex of awake adult mammals and how this interacts with a range of different plasticity mechanisms that contribute to learning.
From Synapses to Cities: Exploring Environmental Neuroscience
Host
Susana Lima, PhD, Neuroethology Lab & Zach Mainen, PhD, Systems Neuroscience Lab
Venue
Seminar Room
Abstract
Environmental neuroscience explores how brain function and behaviour emerge from continuous interactions between neural systems and the environments in which organisms operate. While neuroscience has traditionally relied on controlled laboratory settings, many of the behaviours studied—decision-making, perception, navigation, and social interaction—unfold in complex real-world contexts.
Champalimaud Open Seminar (COpS)
Neural mechanisms for learning and storing knowledge about the world
Leopoldo Petreanu, Cortical Circuits
"From Clinical Questions to Research Answers: The Immune Microenvironment of Multiple Myeloma and New Immunotherapy Opportunities"
Cristina João, Myeloma Lymphoma Research Group
Medica AI 2026
Healthcare is entering a decisive decade.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a promise on the horizon – it is already transforming diagnostics, treatment, research, education and health systems worldwide. The real challenge we now face is not whether AI will change healthcare, but how we design that transformation responsibly, sustainably and at scale.
PATEO – Pessoas com Autonomia, Tecto, Espaço e Oportunidade
Data e hora
27 março 2026, 14:30 – 18:30
Local
Auditório, Fundação Champalimaud, Lisboa
Sobre
PATEO é um projeto Science4Policy que traduz evidência científica sobre prevenção da demência e do declínio funcional associado ao envelhecimento em soluções concretas para envelhecer melhor, com mais autonomia e maior qualidade de vida.
