Last May 12, Professor Tomaz Dentinho gave a course at UTAD on how to use the Q-Method and its importance and application in real cases.
This course was attended by about 15 people, including several national and international students of the PhD in Development, Societies and Territories.
CETRAD invites As part of CETRAD’s PhD Programme, Development, Societies and Territories, CETRAD is organizing a Doctoral Conference on the theme: Regional Science: Research gaps and opportunities for PhD students. Next January 25, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in auditorium B0.02 of the UTAD Laboratory Complex. The Doctoral Conference will offer the contribution of two editor-in-chiefs of reference scientific journals contributing to the international advances…
CETRAD organised an open discussion with local stakeholders about the challenges and potential solutions of sustainable development in the low-density regions of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro. The event took place on the 27th at UTAD, representing the different stakeholders in the quintuple-helix model: government, industry, university, civil society and the environment itself. The lively debate…
Research Grant — R&D activities to be carried out by students enrolled in an integrated master’s, master’s, doctoral or non-academic degree course, Art. 6, Regulation No. 950/2019 of the FCT – BI/UTAD/47/2023 (1 position). Application deadline 12th October 2023 https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/149689
Three CETRAD researchers, belonging to the Innovation Ecosystems and Markets Research Group, were present in Ankara, Turkey, between the 20th and 24th of June, to participate in the group meetings of the Energy Transition Entrepreneurs in Action (ETEIA) project. The researchers Carla Marques, Carmem Leal and Carlos Marques represented UTAD in these meetings, which had…
The seminar ‘Poverty and Territory, evoking the 50th anniversary of 25 April and reflecting on the future’ took place on 29 May.The event featured several testimonies that brought back some nostalgia and were very enriching for the event.We would like to thank all the participants who attended, both online and in person, as well as…
On 14 June the first talk of the cycle of Territory Talks – Talks about the Territory’s Future(s) took place.The first guest was the Economist and Foresight Specialist José Félix Ribeiro and was moderated by Professors Luís Ramos and Lívia Madureira.The aim is, over the coming months, to launch the challenge of outlining a prospective…
