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CERIS AT A GLANCE

CERIS – Civil Engineering Research and Innovation for Sustainability – is an FCT-registered research unit operating in the Civil Engineering area. It is hosted by the Department of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Georesources (DECivil) of Instituto Superior Técnico (IST), University of Lisbon (ULisboa).

Members

The research staff of CERIS works in diverse and complementarity scientific areas, which offer an engaging and dynamic multidisciplinary environment.

Members

International Students

International students find in CERIS appropriate conditions to their expectations for training and development.

Highlights & Figures 2015-2019

The quality and impact of research activities of CERIS in 2015-19 are summarized here.

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Comunication in Science

CERIS integrates the group of Science Communication of Instituto Superior Técnico research units.

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Latest News

Final workshop of the EcoMortar 2.0 project

On September 30, 2025, the DECivil Museum at Instituto Superior Técnico hosted the final workshop of the project EcoMortar 2.0. EcoMortar 2.0 was funded by...
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José Nuno Varandas distinguished by the Portuguese Geotechnics Society

CERIS researcher Professor José Nuno Varandas was distinguished with the SPG Research Award 2025 by the Portuguese Geotechnics Society (SPG). The award ceremony took place...
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CERIS researcher wins Best PhD Presentation Award at SBE25 WestMED Conference

Giovanna Schäfer Bartels, PhD candidate at CERIS, received the Best PhD Presentation Award at the Sustainable Built Environment Conference (SBE25 WestMED), held in Seville, Spain,...
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Awards for CERIS Researchers at the 17th Congresso da Água

CERIS researchers were once again recognised for their excellence and innovation at the 17th Congresso da Água, organised by the Associação Portuguesa dos Recursos Hídricos...
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