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CRITICAL Software and the ISQ have been awarded contracts worth €1.5 million, for the supply of services towards the construction of ESO's European Extremely Large Telescope (E-ELT) in the Chilean Atacama desert.

CRITICAL Software and ISQ sign contracts for the construction of the European Extremely Large Telescope (E-ELT) of the European Southern Observatory (ESO), worth 1.5 million euros.

Two Portuguese scientists and an Israeli researcher have won Starting Grants from the European Research Council, bringing the number of ERC grants awarded to scientists working in Portugal to 56.

Two Portuguese scientists and one Israeli won Studentships Starting Grants from the European Research Council, bringing the number of grants to 56 Studentships ERC awarded to scientists carrying out research in Portugal.

Scientists in Lisbon and the Algarve have won a Grand Challenges Exploration Grant to develop artificial diets that may improve breeding of mosquitoes in the laboratory, to study malaria. 

Scientists from Lisbon and the Algarve received a Studentship Grand Challenges Exploration to develop an artificial meal for the malaria mosquito, facilitating its maintenance in the laboratory.

Four LIP researchers are on the teams that were awarded the 2016 Fundamental Physics Prize, founded by leaders of the world's leading internet companies.

Four LIP researchers are part of the winning teams of the 2016 Fundamental Physics Prize, created by founders of major Internet companies.

The Portuguese scientist is one of seven leading researchers who will form the first High Level Group of scientific advisors to the European Commissioner for Research, Science and Innovation.

The Portuguese researcher is among the seven scientists who make up the first High-Level Group of scientific advisors to the European Commissioner for Research, Science and Innovation.

New software developed by FCT-funded INESC TEC places two Portuguese ports among the most technologically advanced in the world.

A new software tool developed by INESC TEC places two Portuguese ports among the most technologically advanced in the world.