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PhD Student in Sociomuseology Presents at International Colloquium on Literary Journalism in France
The researcher in training, Paula Fiúza, a PhD student in Sociomuseology, participated in the International Colloquium “Investigative Literature and Literary Journalism: Towards a New Paradigm of Evidence?”, held on October 8 and 9, 2025, in France.
Science as a Common Good
Between 9 and 15 November, the International Week of Science and Peace is celebrated, and 10 November marks the World Science Day for Peace and Development.
Universidade Lusófona and Universidade da Madeira strengthen scientific cooperation
The Universidade Lusófona, through the CeiED – Interdisciplinary Research Centre for Education and Development, and the Universidade da Madeira, through the CIE-UMa – Research Centre in Education.
Researcher from the State University of Southwest Bahia develops project on curriculum policies at CeiED
As a participant in the Doctoral Sandwich Program, an initiative of the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel (CAPES),
The CoARA Working Group — Towards Open Infrastructures for Responsible Research Assessment (OI4RRA) — publishes a new study.
The CoARA Working Group - Towards Open Infrastructures for Responsible Research Assessment (OI4RRA) publicou, recentemente, o estudo Transitioning to Open Infrastructures for Responsible Research Assessment: Barriers, Enablers, and Strategic Recommendations.
Desirée Nobre Salasar awarded Distinction and Honours in Doctoral Examination in Sociomuseology
On September 30, 2025, the Final Doctoral Examination of candidate Desirée Nobre Salasar took place at the Universidade Lusófona Campus in Lisbon, with the thesis entitled:
“Sociomuseology and Equitable Communication: A case study of the national monument Mosteiro de Santa Maria da Vitória, Batalha.”
Supervised by Mário Nuno Antas, the candidate was approved with distinction and honours, in recognition of the scientific quality and relevance of the research conducted within the Doctoral Programme in Museology, with a specialisation in Sociomuseology.
Desirée Nobre Salasar’s thesis contributes to a deeper reflection on communication processes in the field of Sociomuseology, proposing an equitable and inclusive approach to communication in heritage contexts.