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MagIC in the Media – 2025 Archive

 

  • An in-depth look at youth addiction to alcohol, drugs, and smartphones, with insights from a NOVA IMS study on the rising risk of smartphone dependency among young adults in Portugal; In Jornal i (9 January 2025) 
  • NOVA IMS announces a patented technology enabling drones to perform real-time measurements using simple visual references, bypassing complex GPS tools. Scalable across industries, it boosts precision and decision-making in areas like border security, precision agriculture, and architecture; In PC Guia (10 January 2025)
  • Diego Costa Pinto, researcher at NOVA IMS, warns that AI-based content recommendations on streaming platforms must go beyond past behavior, urging a hybrid strategy that anticipates users' evolving identities and trends; In ECO (5 March 2025)
  • Frederico Cruz Jesus, professor at NOVA IMS, highlights that improving academic performance depends not on digital access alone, but on how technologies are used and integrated into learning; In Renascença (25 March 2025)
  • A podcast featuring Miguel de Castro Neto, Director of NOVA IMS, on how the future of cities will be driven by sustainable, energy-focused transformation, and the challenges ahead; In RTP (3 April 2025)
  • Pedro Simões Coelho from NOVA IMS will present the results of the Sustainable Health Index, an annual study that assesses key performance and sustainability indicators of the Portuguese NHS; In Health News (8 April 2025)
  • NOVA IMS developed a new audit model with the OECD and the Court of Auditors to improve the detection of irregularities in public contracts; In Jornal Económico (10 April 2025)
  • Henrique Lopes, Director of the NOVA Center for Global Health, marks European Immunization Week by addressing myths and reinforcing the importance of vaccines; In SAPO (24 April 2025)
  • Researchers Fernando Bação and Gonçalo Almeida developed Counterfactual SMOTE, an AI technique that improves rare disease detection by addressing data imbalance; In Jornal Económico (20 May 2025).
  • The latest Sustainable Health Index by NOVA IMS highlights a continued drop in NHS productivity, with Professor Pedro Simões Coelho calling for a paradigm shift; In Expresso / Sic Notícias (1 July 2025)
  • With 98.5% accuracy, a new stroke mortality prediction model by NOVA IMS, led by Professor Nuno António, supports quicker and smarter decision-making in healthcare; In Público (5 July 2025)
  • The OECD praises an AI-based public procurement risk model developed by NOVA IMS, coordinated by Professor Bruno Damásio, as a reference for improving audit processes and strengthening oversight; In Jornal Económico (8 July 2025)
  • SHARP Project from the Nova Center for Global Health at NOVA IMS presented in Parliament with key recommendations on access, funding and caregiver support; In Expresso (8 July 2025)
  • The newspaper reports on CITY4CLIMATE, a €1.5M PRR-funded initiative creating digital twins to simulate policy impact on emissions; In Negocios (10 September 2025)
  • Competitive Intelligence Center, partnering with NOVA IMS to apply data and AI to regional innovation; In Grande Consumo (11 September 2025)
  • A Foundever study, developed with the Innovation & Analytics Lab at NOVA IMS, shows that Portuguese consumers value genuine, human-centered service over speed or automation; In Imagens de Marca (8 October 2025)
  • Developed at the NOVA Blockchain Lab, the Communitas project uses blockchain to enable peer-to-peer energy exchange and promote collaborative renewable energy communities; In PC Guia (24 October 2025)
  • Scientifically led by NOVA IMS, the City4Climate project brings together Portuguese cities to use Digital Twins in supporting data-driven decisions and accelerating climate action; In Sapo (16 October 2025)
  • At a conference on the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park, Miguel de Castro Neto, Dean of NOVA IMS, stressed the role of data and AI in achieving sustainable tourism management; In ECO (27 October 2025)
  • Two studies co-authored by NOVA IMS researcher Jörg Henseler suggest that social media users focus mainly on organic content and quickly disengage when clear commercial cues appear; In TekSapo (8 December 2025)
  • Speaking at Plataforma Saúde em Diálogo’s Annual Conference, Pedro Simões Coelho underlined the need to reconcile innovation with NHS sustainability, while defending proximity-based medicine dispensing; In News Farma (9 December 2025)
  • On Rádio Observador’s Contra-Corrente, NOVA IMS researcher Samuel Santos brought data into the road-safety debate, analyzing recent years’ figures and how Portugal’s road safety has evolved over time; In Radio Observador (12 December 2025)
  • In partnership with Expresso, the NOVA Cidade Urban Analytics Lab, led by NOVA IMS, shows that around 30 municipalities have no secondary schools, forcing some students into long daily commutes; In Expresso (18 December 2025)
  • A joint analysis by Expresso and NOVA Cidade – Urban Analytics Lab shows that only 28% of mainland parishes have access to a bank branch, with greater shortages in inland areas and average travel times of over 30 minutes in around 500 parishes; In Expresso (25 December 2025)

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