INESC TEC | Research Initiation Grant (AE2025-0306)

Published: 1 August 2025
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INESC TEC | Research Initiation Grant (AE2025-0306)
INESC TEC Job Categories Graduate Student
Academic Fields Computer Science
Engineering – Other

Research Opportunities

Computer Science

Work description

Collaborate with the InfraGov team on software development. Collaborate with the InfraGov team on the writing of scientific papers. Produce a technical report documenting all the tasks performed.

Academic Qualifications

Student registered in BSc degree in Computer Science and Engineering or similar area.

Minimum profile required

Current bachelor’s degree average grade is equal to or higher than 19.

Preference factors

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After 50 years, scientists finally catch elusive neutrinos near a reactor

Published: 1 August 2025
Categories: Engineering News

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A tiny 3 kg detector has made a huge leap in neutrino science by detecting rare CEvNS interactions at a Swiss reactor. This elusive effect, long predicted and hard to measure, was captured with unprecedented clarity. The achievement could kick off a new era of compact, mobile neutrino detectors with powerful applications.

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Localised irradiation of a worker’s arm by the beam of a particle accelerator

Published: 1 August 2025
Categories: IAEA

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Localised irradiation of a worker’s arm by the beam of a particle accelerator

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Event Date: 22 July 2025 Event Type: Radiation Source Event Location: France, National Centre for Research and Restoration C2RMF INES Rating: 3 (Final)

On 24 July 2025, the National Centre for Research and Restoration in French Museums (C2RMF) reported to the ASNR a significant radiation protection event related to the localised irradiation of a worker by the beam of the AGLAE particle accelerator, used for analysing works of art and ancient objects.
The radiation caused an erythema at the beam impact point on the worker’s arm, i.e. a first-degree radiation burn characterised by reddening of the skin, which is typical of a deterministic effect of ionising radiation.
The worker was taken into care by his general health doctor and the occupational health doctor, with support from a specialist doctor from the reference regional health centre for nuclear and radiological risk and ASNR experts for dose reconstruction.
The ASNR conducted an on-site inspection on 30 July 2025. This inspection examined the initial causes identified by the C2RMF, which include a malfunction of the

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