On behalf of the International Cancer Imaging Society (ICIS) and the Champalimaud Foundation, we would like to invite you to register for our jointly hosted meeting 'AI and Machine Learning in Cancer Imaging 3.0', which will be held on 30 June and 1 July 2023. The meeting will take place at the Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown, in Lisbon.
09 March 2023
The Champalimaud Foundation and Philips celebrate (9th March 2023) an unprecedented partnership that, in five years, will reduce the carbon footprint of the Foundation's imaging equipment by 50%.
Global healthcare systems are responsible for significant carbon emissions – more than aviation or the shipping industry. If the health sector were a country, it would be the fifth largest polluter on the planet.
08 March 2023
In 1975 (International Women’s Year), the United Nations recognised March 8 as International Women’s Day, but did you know that the date has been important to women’s rights since 1908, when hundreds of female workers in New York demonstrated to form their own union and demand the right to vote? Each year, this date reminds us to strive for a fairer society, regardless of gender.
22 February 2023
February 22 is World Thinking Day, a date originally chosen in 1926 by the Girl Guides which now encourages everyone to take a moment to ponder the deeper questions and stand up for causes that could improve lives around the globe.
30 Jan. 2023
Encontra-se aberto o processo de recrutamento para Empregados/as de mesa com experiência, em horário Full Time, com vista a integrar a equipa da Champalimaud Café - Serviços de Restauração (Restaurante Darwin's Café).
- Apresentação cuidada;
- Capacidade de trabalho em equipa;
- Boa capacidade de comunicação;
- Perfil pessoal para trabalhar na área do atendimento ao público.
31 January 2023
When we try walking in a straight line with our eyes closed, after a few steps forward we inevitably deviate from our intended path. But somehow our brain knows it – senses it –, and enables us to more or less correct that deviation error. To do it, we decide to inflect to our body a movement toward the opposite side of the deviation as we take our next step.
22 December 2022
Zoom-In on Champalimaud: Joana Fontes
My name is Joana Fontes. I'm Portuguese and from Lisbon, but I grew up in Costa da Caparica and have roots in the north, in Braga. I graduated in Multimedia and I trained in computing. At Champalimaud Foundation (CF), I am an Administrative Assistant and I am content in my work. Away from CF, I like to be involved in social projects. In recent years I have been closely linked to Refood in Santo António, and right now I like to put my efforts into projects that need help.