HOW TO PREDICT THE IMPACT OF WOLBACHIA BACTERIA ON DENGUE TRANSMISSION BY MOSQUITOES?
Study developed by CIBIO-InBIO researchers, which concludes that simple mathematical models can’t predict the impact of Wolbachia on dengue transmission, has been attracting media attention.
SÉRGIO ÁVILA’S WORK WAS HIGHLIGHTED BY RADIO PROGRAM “90 SEGUNDOS DE CIÊNCIA”
In an interview to Antena 1’s program “90 segundos de Ciência”, CIBIO-InBIO researcher talked about his contribution to the “Paleoparque Santa Maria”.
BIOBLITZ@SERRALVES 2018 WAS HIGHLIGHTED BY THE MEDIA
The fifth edition of the BioBlitz hosted by Serralves, which is taking place from 16 to 22 April 2018, has been highlighted by the media.
RESEARCH SHOWS THAT SEX DIFFERENCES IN SOCIAL SIGNALS ARE INFLUENCED BY THE ENVIRONMENT
Study by CIBIO-InBIO researchers, demonstrating that environmental conditions place constraints on animal colour signals, was highlighted by Science’s “Editors' Choice”.
RESEARCH SHOWS THAT ARMED CONFLICTS ARE THREATENING WILDLIFE
Study led by CIBIO-InBIO researchers, which demonstrates that armed conflicts are causing the extinction of threatened wildlife in the Sahara-Sahel, has been attracting media attention.
CÉSAR CAPINHA WAS INTERVIEWED ON TV PROGRAM BIOSFERA
In an interview to RTP2’s program “BIOSFERA”, César Capinha presented his viewpoint on the range and impact of human-mediated mosquito species’ dispersal.
MARTA VERGÍLIO’S WORK WAS HIGHLIGHTED BY RADIO PROGRAM “90 SEGUNDOS DE CIÊNCIA”
In an interview to Antena 1’s program “90 segundos de Ciência”, CIBIO-InBIO researcher talked about her participation in the MUSES (Multi-Use in European Seas) project.
MÓNICA MOURA’S WORK WAS HIGHLIGHTED BY RADIO PROGRAM “90 SEGUNDOS DE CIÊNCIA”
In an interview to Antena 1’s program “90 segundos de Ciência”, CIBIO-InBIO researcher talked about the app she is developing to identify Azores endemic plants through image analysis.
PRIMACTION: PROTECTING THE WESTERN CHIMPANZEE AND OTHER PRIMATES FROM ILLEGAL LOGGING AND HUNTING IN GUINEA-BISSAU, WEST AFRICA
Project leading by CIBIO-InBIO researcher Maria Joana Ferreira da Silva was highlighted by Born Free Foundation’s website.
