The future of oncological surgery relies on the development of scientific research skills, and the Surgical Oncology Research Programme offers a unique opportunity for clinical and academic growth, with a personalised doctoral path, a flexible curriculum, and ample opportunities for professional development, mentorship, and networking.
17 January 2025
From groundbreaking scientific research to compassionate, patient-centered clinical care, the Foundation is committed to developing innovative solutions for complex challenges, all with the goal of improving lives and inspiring hope.
Founded in the beginning of the 21st century, it carries forward the visionary legacy of António Champalimaud, advancing science and healthcare for the greater good of humanity.
Join us in discovering how, together, we are shaping a brighter future.
20 January 2025 – 12:00
Champalimaud Foundation Auditorium
Conventional Dendritic Cells – Ecology, Diversity, and Functio
Carlos Minutti (Immunoregulation Lab)
Moderator: Cristina João (Myeloma Lymphoma Research Group)
The aim of this 2-days meeting, is to bring together experts working on innovative AI methodologies, for example: Physics-Inspired Machine Learning, New Statistical Approaches, Quantum Machine Learning, Bayesian Methods, Neurosymbolic Methods, Symbolic AI, Automated Theorem Proving, Probabilistic Programming Languages, Algebraic Machine Learning, Category Theory applied to AI.
Date: 3-4 February, 2025
Further information on the official website.