CERENA's Seminar Series ‘Forward past, what’s next?’ | Next Seminar June 29th at 12:30
On June 29th at 12:30 the next Seminar of the Seminar Series 'Forward past, what's next?' will take place.
Workshop Series 2023
CERENA's mission is to develop research at the highest level of excellence related to the sustainable use of natural resources, including energy, as well as their impact on the environment.
Seminar Series ‘Forward past, what’s next?’
CERENA's mission is to develop research at the highest level of excellence related to the sustainable use of natural resources, including energy, as well as their impact on the environment.
A glance at CERENA highlights
Have a glance at CERENA highlights: Geostatistical modelling Mars analogues Biorefineries and eco-innovative materials
News Highlights
Upcoming Events
hybrid: Presential at Técnico & Zoom | June 27 | 13:30 |
On June 27 at 130pm, we will have the following talks:
Room I3, Pavilhão de Minas |Técnico Alameda |
'The 'clean' future involves research and sustainable exploitation of mineral resources'
online, every Wednesday from 11th May to 29th June 2022 |
CERENA will organise the “Webinar Series in Spatial Data Sciences …think spatially about
hybrid, every first 3 Thursdays each month 5-6pm |
Gatherings in PSE (TerPSE_LabSOP) with students, alumni and collaborators who in some way (or not
Research Groups
The Energy Group develops research focused on hydrocarbons, both from conventional and unconventional sources, low-carbon energy, biofuels and energy efficiency.
The Environment Group consists of a multidisciplinary team of academics, research staff and postgraduates, internationally recogniz
The Raw Materials Group brings together researchers from different fields of expertise focusing on three main areas: primary and secondary mineral raw materials; primary and secondary n
Featured Projects
The Clean Cement Line aims to develop and demonstrate a new cement production technology.
The overall goal of IProPBio is to exchange complementary theoretical and experimental knowledge
The Serra da Estrela Nat
It is estimated that 80% of all floating debris are marine plastics.