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FMUL Celebrates Research Day

By Cristina Bastos On 24 January, 2019 2019 | Events Comments Off on FMUL Celebrates Research Day Tags: slider

The FMUL community got together once again to celebrate Research Day (7th edition), organised by the GAPIC and the AEFML under the “Join the Party” motto, and aimed at connecting, mobilising and energising more than 500 students who have developed more than 400 research projects throughout the 21 editions of the “Education for Science” Program, as well as the mentors who accompanied them and the teams from the centres.

At the Opening Session, in addition to Professor Ana Espada de Sousa coordinator of the GAPIC, Professor Mamede de Carvalho, Deputy Director of the FMUL, Professor J. Eurico da Fonseca, Vice-President of the Scientific Board were also present. The iMM was represented by Professor Maria do Carmo Fonseca, the HSM-CHULN by Professor Lucindo Ormonde, and the AEFML was represented by its President, the student Andreia Daniel. All emphasised the importance of programs aimed at supporting the research developed at the GAPIC, as well as Research Day, in the promotion of scientific research among students, fostering the scientific culture of future physicians.

Given the importance of the programs aimed at supporting the research of the GAPIC, at the Opening Session Professor Ricardo Fernandes of the GAPIC team, presented the PREPIT (Pregraduate Research Program – Impact and Trajectories project, which aims at evaluating the scientific, academic and professional outcomes of the GAPIC Alumni who participated in the GAPIC. pre-graduate programs. This project relies on the collaboration of the Library and Information Area and is expected to be launched later this year.

Aiming at making the GAPIC Alumni network more dynamic, we highlight the Research Paths session, in which three alumni presented their academic and professional paths that, although different, are all connected to scientific research, Inês Vaz Luís (Unité INSERM 981 – Breast cancer survivorship research unit, of the Institut Gustave Roussy of Paris); ); Tiago R. Matos (Department of Dermatology, of the Amsterdam University Medical Centres The Netherlands); Bruno Miranda (Department of Neurology of the CHULN and of the Institute of Physiology of the FMUL). In addition to having presented their individual work, all mentioned the importance of their experience as GAPIC Alumni in their research career (see article GAPIC Alumni, a Growing Network).

This day was mainly dedicated to the presentation of 31research projects developed by 43 students within the scope of the 21st Edition of the “Education for Science”/CHULN/FMUL Scholarships (2017/2018).

All the papers were presented in poster, format, and the jury, which is composed of professors and researchers of the CAML, selected ten papers to be presented orally, the three best of which were awarded:

1st Prize – David Paixão e Sara Rosa, “Role of the AhR interacting protein (AIP) in T cells”, mentored by Birte Blankenhaus & Cristina da Conceição Varandas Ferreira, who developed their research at the M. Veldhoen-Lab.

2nd Prize – Angélica Ferreira and Mickael Bartikian, “Applicability of 3D Printing in Neurosurgery”, mentored by Lia Pereira Lucas Neto and Alexandre Rainha Silva Campos, who carried out their research at the Institute of Anatomy.

3rd Prize – Ana Filipa Pereira and Ana Paula Lopes, “Evaluating the impact of extending the inflammatory response during regeneration in zebrafish”, mentored by Maria Leonor Tavares Saúde, who developed their research at the Leonor Saúde Lab.

The winners of the GAPIC David Ferreira Award, which aims at distinguishing the best MIM Final Works/Theses also presented their work on Research Day:

Award – Ana Beatriz Garcia, “Genetic variants associated with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy- Interpretation of its clinical meaning through bibliographic review and computational tools” (Award);

1st Honourable Mention (ex aequo) – Joana Ramos “Is there a role for architecture and design in the management of Parkinson’s disease? A systematic review” and Patricia Faustino, “Risk of developing Parkinson’s disease in Bipolar Disorder. Systematic review and meta-analysis”;

2nd Honourable Mention – Ana de Lurde Logrado, “Zebrafish Xenographers as a model for chemo evaluation and radiosensitivity of BRCA2 mutation tumours”.

“Pathophysiology of Cerebral Venous Enfusion“, a project developed by Diana Dias de Sousa within the scope of the 11th Astra Zeneca Foundation/FMUL Research Grant, was also presented on this day.

As usual, the AEFML organised a session to which it invited, in addition to the students who organised the AIMS Meeting Research Competition, GAPIC student Cristiano Esteves, and mentor Simão Rocha, who talked about their different experiences in the framework of a GAPIC. project. At the end of this session, the winners of the “Quizz”,” organised by the AEFML with the aim of encouraging student participation on Research Day were also revealed.

During the day, the nearly 150 participants also had the opportunity to visit several exhibition spaces, where, in addition to some posters referring to the activities of the GAPIC,, there were several initiatives developed by entities such as the AIMS,, Ata Médica Student, Biobanco| iMM, FMUL, Library and Information Area, Clinical Investigation Centre of the CAML,, EIT Health, , the Institute for Advanced Training, and the Institute of Molecular Medicine.

Research Day ended in celebration, with the participation of Tuna Médica de Lisboa, creating a moment of informal reunion of GAPIC, students, alumni and mentors to reinforce the bonds between the members of this community.

The outcome of this enthusiastic and lively day was positive, as was demonstrated by the participants’ satisfaction with Research Day (see article Research Day through the Students’ eyes)

Given the success of Research Day, it is already part of FMUL’s calendar. The GAPIC team invites you to this year’s edition, which will take place on December 11th, 2019. Save the date!

More information about Research Day

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Index – News # 86 | jan. 2019
 Beginnings that mark the start or point to the end
 New Year, New Challenges – 2019 FMUL Activity Plan
 FMUL positions itself as one of the founders of the Collaborative Laboratory
 Diogo Ayres de Campos – Two major beginnings
 Mamede de Carvalho – good humour at the service of life
 “New Year’s lunch with the staff of @medicina_lisboa”
 Professor Fausto J. Pinto recognised by the American College of Cardiology with the International Service Award 2019
 New Frontiers in Cardiology – Focus on CTO
 FMUL Celebrates Research Day
 Professora Isabel Pavão Martins lidera discussão no Live Broadcast Migraine Science Day 2.0
 Featured Topics…Hepatitis C
 Featured Topics…HIV – Ageing and Comorbidities [Module 2]
 Promotion of Healthy Lifestyles in an Educational Context – A synergy between local authorities and the academic community
 Mentoring 2.0
 Bruno Silva Santos on the CRISPR technique
 Bruno Silva Santos knows the secret of the Delta Gamma T cells
 GAPIC Alumni, a Growing Network
 East and West hand in hand in the name of Science – report by Bruno Silva Santos
 Publicações Científicas (FMUL/HSM/IMM) dezembro 2018 – janeiro 2019
 FMUL medical students can now study in Rio de Janeiro
 Research Day through the students’ eyes
 School of Viral Hepatitis – Talking about the Liver
 Obstetrics and Gynaecology Department of the Santa Maria Hospital
 Domenico Vandelli’s Dictionary of Natural History
 Job Talks – à conversa com
 Tools For Innovation in Health – Come and break some new ground with us!
 Mova-se por Amor
 Não falte à inauguração da Aula Magna
 E se estivesse ao seu alcance salvar a vida de alguém?
 Novas Fronteiras da Cardiologia
 Falecimento Dr. Luís Filipe Diniz Cabral Caldeira
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