CE3C - Towards a Sustainable Future

Held from October 10th to 12th in the Azores and themed “Shifting Tides: Building a Healthy Future in an Unstable World,” this year’s meeting calls us to navigate the fragile balance between humanity and the environment through cross-disciplinary and cross-collaborative research. In a time of deep uncertainty, we come together to forge resilient pathways for a healthier future.

Deadline for registration & abstract submission: July 15

Chronicle by CE3C researcher Carla Rego for Wilder online magazine about the advances in the study and conservation of pollinating insects in Portugal.

CE3C is seeking a Science Manager (MSc degree) in Biology, Social Sciences, Environmental Policy, or a related field to integrate the GrowLIFE project team.

Deadline for applications: July 2.

The new programme is out — with three exciting new courses on the list!

Get a head start and see what’s coming in the next academic year.

Azores, Cape Verde, and Mozambique: winners of the CE3C 2025 Participatory Budget will address ecosystems and species from the Atlantic to the Indian Ocean.

CE3C researcher Roberto Keller was interviewed by the online magazine Wilder, where he shares his career and the role of the biological collections he safeguards at the National Museum of Natural History and Science.

The curious subterranean fauna that lurks in the depths of the Vale Telheiro cave in the Algarve has reached the summit of worldwide recognition. Today, the cave continues to be eagerly explored by CE3C researcher Ana Sofia Reboleira under the Barrocal-Cave project.

Novo estudo revela as longas viagens do maçarico-de-bico-direito e os locais que utiliza para repousar: à porta de Lisboa, o Estuário do Tejo é um dos seus abrigos.

Estudo uniu as ribeiras do Sado aos corredores de um Museu em Madrid para descobrir um novo endemismo português. Equipa coordenada por Ignacio Doadrio (MNCN, Madrid) integra ainda as investigadoras Silvia Perea (MNCN) e Carla Sousa Santos (MARE).