Have you ever wondered why a phenomenon occurs in a specific location? What tools do we have to model and predict phenomena with a significant spatial component? Spatial Data Science offers insights into these questions. Spatial Data Science is an interdisciplinary field that integrates traditional data science methods—such as Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence—with spatial analysis methodologies, including Geographic Information Systems, Geostatistics, and Remote Sensing. This combination enables us to understand, characterize, and manage big spatial data.

🎨 Where Science Meets Art – Workshop at IST! 🔬

Are you a student, professor, researcher, or staff at Instituto Superior Técnico? Join our hands-on workshop exploring the connection between art and engineering.

🗓️ Workshop Schedule (2 sessions):

Full program available here.

In this seminar of the series ‘Next Generation Science: Building a Path to Sustainability'  Roberta Lobarinhas will present her research: Vulnerability of Portuguese natural stone to high temperatures.

📅 May 13th 2025
🕒 12:30 PM
📍 Room 3.23 – Minas Building, Alameda

We invite you to a seminar with Dr. Romain David, vertebrate palaeontologist and biomechanist at the Natural History Museum in London, who will guide us through the world of the vertebrate inner ear — a structure that holds far more secrets than hearing alone.

3^rd Workshop: Gas Adsorption

The aim of this workshop is to explore the techniques of gas adsorption, focusing on their implementation and key applications through practical example. After the presentation we will move to the Chemistry Tower Laboratory 0-6.2.

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2^nd Workshop: Computed X-ray Tomography

The aim of this workshop is to explore the techniques of X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) and X-ray Diffraction (XRD), highlighting their applications through practical examples. After the presentation, we will move to the Laboratory 3.15, in the Minas Building

1^st Workshop: Computed X-ray Tomography

Introduction to the technique and practical applications. After the presentation, we will move to the Multi-Scale Imaging Laboratory (MIL), in the Minas Building (Room 2.09) for a hands-on demonstration.

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