Coordinator: Maria da Glória Gomes
This thematic strand represents a new paradigm in rehabilitating and restoring built and natural environments. This thematic strand seeks to mobilize activity within the CERIS research groups in rehabilitation and restoration and promote synergies to carry out research at the forefront of existing knowledge. Carrying out research at the forefront of existing knowledge is encouraged and supported by the recognized scientific achievements of CERIS. New knowledge and skills gathered through interdisciplinary activity are needed to respond to current demands. The main goals include developing novel and effective solutions to reducing risks, ensuring safety, and promoting more efficient and sustainable life cycle management of energy and natural resources to foster urban cohesion and protect natural and cultural heritage. The main research areas of this thematic strand are as follows: