ICS Professor publishes book at the invitation of the Francisco Manuel dos Santos Foundation

The new essay of the Francisco Manuel dos Santos Foundation, Mind, Brain and Education, authored by Joana Rato, was launched on 27 January, and addresses the issues of brain and mind that are usually complex to connect with education and that easily lead to exaggerated expectations.

Broadening scientific dissemination and updating teacher training are some of the suggestions launched in this essay so that transdisciplinary science can find applicability.

To reflect on these issues, the author had a conversation with Adriana Sampaio, director of the Neuropsychophysiology Laboratory at the University of Minho, and Pedro Cunha, director of the Gulbenkian Knowledge Programme, moderated by the writer Filipa Melo, in which the current challenges of teaching, misunderstandings and the distance between research and educational practice were debated.

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Católica brings together 165 nursing lecturers for the 2nd edition of the National Meeting and International Symposium for Nursing Lecturers (ENSIDE2)
On 26 and 27 October, the Faculty of Health Sciences and Nursing and the School of Nursing (Lisbon) at the Universidade Católica Portuguesa hosted the second edition of the National Meeting and International Symposium of Nursing Lecturers — ENSIDE2.
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Ph.D. Program in Nursing Kicks Off Its 23rd Edition in Lisbon and Porto
The Faculty of Health Sciences and Nursing (FCSE) at the Universidade Católica Portuguesa has launched a new cohort of its Doctoral Program in Nursing, which brings together 34 new students at its Lisbon and Porto campuses.
Faculty of Health Sciences and Nursing
International Sign Languages Day: Católica Develops a Contemporary Dictionary of LGP
Observed on September 23, International Sign Languages Day highlights the importance of recognizing and promoting these languages. At the Portuguese Catholic University, this commitment takes shape through the development of the Contemporary Dictionary of Portuguese Sign Language (DCLGP).