Próximos eventos

A próxima edição da UMinho de Portas Abertas (UPA) decorre nos dias 5, 6 e 7 de março de 2026, no campus de Azurém, em Guimarães. A iniciativa apresenta a oferta educativa da universidade, através de uma mostra de todas as Escolas e Institutos da UMinho. Além disso, a UPA disponibiliza ainda visita aos espaços e a possibilidade de conhecer e experimentar os seus recursos, através da participação em visitas guiadas, workshops, palestras, entre outras dinâmicas.

A UPA é uma oportunidade para conhecer as infraestruturas e serviços que a UMinho disponibiliza à comunidade estudantil, para a prossecução dos estudos e para o desenvolvimento de ferramentas transversais, tão importantes para a integração dos futuros profissionais no mercado de trabalho.

As atividades são gratuitas, têm vagas limitadas e estão disponíveis mediante inscrição (individual ou em grupo) tendo como destinatários os estudantes do 9.º ano e do ensino secundário, professores, orientadores vocacionais, pais e encarregados de educação.

Between February 2 and 6, 2026, INESC TEC will welcome all high school students to showcase the institute’s science and technology work, during the second edition of the initiative “Discovering the wonderful world of science and engineering”.

There are 11 activities in different areas – Power and Energy, Robotics (Marine, Industrial, and Agricultural), Artificial Inteligence, and Communications; all participants with benefit from special knowledge on said topics, with practical learning experiences at the laboratories, guided by the researchers themselves.

During the INESC TEC open week, high-school students from Braga and surrounding areas can step inside Deucalion, the Portugal’s supercomputer, and join hands-on experiences on supercomputing and AI.

On Friday, September 26, 2025, from 2:00 p.m. until midnight, the Forum Braga will come alive with experiments, performances, and conversations as the European Researchers’ Night (ERN) makes its return.

Since its creation by the European Commission in 2005, the European Researchers’ Night has brought science closer to citizens, showing its relevance to daily life and inspiring new generations of innovators. The programme promises a rich, hands-on journey into the worlds of physics, chemistry, biology, and beyond. For one afternoon and night, science will step out of the lab and into the city, reminding everyone that discovery is not reserved for specialists; it is a shared adventure that belongs to us all.

This dissemination event will bring together EuroHPC Users and will be the occasion for users to attend parallel sessions, learn about different topics and deepen their understanding on the possibilities offered by the EuroHPC JU. In this occasion, users will be invited to present their projects and experience, and the EuroHPC JU will create a book of proceedings with those projects that will submit their manuscripts.