Pedro Gomes da Costa Research Group: Governance, Economy and Citizenry Supervisor(s): Margarida Perestrelo Summary N.A. Period: 2013 - 2016 Resources: N.A.

Visiting Researcher Research Group Innovation and Knowledge Short Bio PhD Research Fellow in TIK Center for Technology, Innovation and Culture, University of Oslo MSc. in Geography, University of HelsinkiMSc. in Engineering, Environmental Management and Sustainability Sciences, Aalborg University + info Updated: 03/08/2017

João Paulo Delgado Research Group: Cities and Territories Supervisor(s): Paulo Tormenta Pinto Summary Taking the study of “Ars Arquitectos” work as its foundation, this thesis aims at presenting an integrated view of 1930s Portugal architectural modernity. The main goal is to incorporate scopes usually presented as disconnected, such as those of cultural, ideological and technological nature. “Ars Arquitectos” was an architectural team formed by António Fortunato Cabral (1903-1978), Mário Soares Morais (1908-1975) and Fernando da Cunha Leão (1909-1990). Together, they have designed a number of significant projects in the northern region of Portugal. What distinguishes these architects as relevant in the Portuguese architectural scene is the confluence of three factors, difficult to find simultaneously: a proximity with some of the most prominent artists and art critics of their generation; an affinity with the right-wing opposition to the existing regime; finally, a close collaboration with some of the best Portuguese civil engineers. Through the study of three selected buildings, this thesis seeks to understand how the introduction of new building technologies clashed with both cultural and ideological issues. At the same time, the thesis questions the true extent of the relationship between architecture and engineering in Portugal, on one hand, and architecture and political power on the other. To address these key issues, the thesis uses two complementary methodological approaches. The first approach assumes a contextualizing character in order to secure a historical and conceptual framework. The second approach, directly related with the selected projects, is based on a graphical analysis and an anatomic understanding of the buildings. Period: 2008 - 2015 Resources: http://hdl.handle.net/10071/9993

Marta Martins Research Group: Cities and Territories Supervisor(s): Álvaro Domingues, João Pedro da Silva Nunes Summary N.A. Period: 2011-2011 Resources: N.A.

Ágata Dourado Sequeira Research Group: Cities and Territories Supervisor(s): João Pedro Nunes Summary This research reveals the mechanisms under which street art is produced in Lisbon, as a form of construction of public space in this specific metropolitan context. Specifically, the objective is to understand how a public space can be constructed through the ways in which it relates to the city and the art it features publicly – particularly, street art, artistic and expressive manifestation of ephemeral nature. Being street art, at the present moment, the object of several distinct interventions in Lisbon, through not only the individual initiative of artists, but also through the programming efforts of associations, projects and the municipality, the hypothesis underlying this research is that the analysis of these contexts of production of street art in this metropolitan ambit allows to reveal not only different forms of conceiving and constructing the public urban space, but also tensions and conflicts about it. Therefore, this dissertation aims to focus on the processes of production of street art in Lisbon, based on a field work that, besides an extensive image and documentation collection, includes also a set of long interviews not only to the artists, to which the street is the main context of their artistic interventions, but to other actors connected to the programming of street art initiatives. Likewise, it will be possible to construct a reflexion about the mechanisms through which street art, as an opportunity these new contexts of production allow, and as specific ambit of creativity, connects with the construction of an artistic career, with the world of contemporary art and its markets. Period: 2009-2016 Resources: http://hdl.handle.net/10071/11538 #ÁgataSequeira #CT #JoãoPedroNunes

Nuno Bento Research Group: Innovation and Labour Supervisor(s): Margarida Fontes Summary Post-doctoral research project in Innovation Economics. Period: 2013 - 2018 Resources: N.A. #IL #NunoBento #MargaridaFontes

Visiting Researcher Research Group Cities and Territories Short Bio PhD student and researcher. Universidad Pablo de Olavide Interesses de Investigação: Urban studies, housing studies, urban transfromations, residential mobility, residential trajectoriesentorno de ramais ferroviários. Andrea Andújar was hosted by Teresa Costa Pinto e Sandra Marques Pereira More Info + Updated: 03/08/2017 #CT #AndreaAndújarLlosa #TeresaCostaPinto #SandraMarquesPereira #Past

João Salis Gomes Research Group: Governance, Economy and Citizenry Supervisor(s): Maria Eduarda Gonçalves Summary N.A. Period: ... - 2015 Resources: N.A. #MariaEduardaGonçalves #GEC #JoãoSalisGomes

Rui Fonseca Research Group: Governance, Economy and Citizenry Supervisor(s): Maria Eduarda Gonçalves Summary N.A. Period: 2007 - 2013 Resources: N.A. #RuiFonseca #MariaEduardaGonçalves #GEC

Filipa Fiúza Research Group: Cities and Territories Supervisor(s): Ana Vaz Milheiro Summary N.A. Period: 2013-2019 Resources: N.A. #CT #FilipaFiúza #AnaVazMilheiro