on 29-06-2026
The IEEE EEEIC 2026 conference invites researchers, engineers, and industry professionals to submit original, high-quality research papers addressing current and future challenges in electrical energy and environmental systems.
The conference aims to be an international forum for exchanging ideas and experiences related to electrical power systems, energy technologies, and environmental sustainability, fostering collaboration between academia and industry.
Topics of interest include (but are not limited to):
IEEE EEEIC 2026 represents the 26th edition of one of Europe’s largest and longest-running conferences in the field of environment and electrical engineering. The IEEE Portugal Section technically sponsors the conference and brings together leading academics and industrial practitioners from around the world.
Important dates:
All submitted papers will undergo a peer-review process. Accepted and presented papers will be submitted for inclusion in IEEE Xplore®, subject to IEEE quality standards.
Special Sessions
Proposals for Special Sessions addressing focused or emerging topics are welcome.
Your participation will enable you to present your work at a prestigious IEEE conference, foster networking with international experts from academia and industry, and discuss the future of electrical energy and environmental sustainability in a flexible hybrid environment, offering both on-site and remote presentation options.
Venue: Centro de Congressos (Civil Engineering Pavilion), Instituto Superior Técnico, University of Lisboa
For submissions and registrations, please follow the link:
More Information..on 29-06-2026
Instituto de Telecomunicações will once again welcome school students for a series "Ciência Viva Laboratórios Abertos 2026: Ocupação Científica de Jovens nas Férias". Designed to inspire future scientists and engineers, these free programs provide participants with direct exposure to cutting-edge research, laboratory activities, and emerging technologies.
Taking place in Covilhã and Lisbon, the internships target students from the 9th to the 12th grade and offer a unique opportunity to experience the world of scientific research and technological innovation within one of Portugal’s leading research institutions.
Initiation to Electronics and 5G Communications (IEC-5G)
Scheduled from 29 June to 3 July 2026 in Covilhã and Castelo Branco, the Initiation to Electronics and 5G Communications (IEC-5G) internship introduces students to the fundamentals of electronics, mobile communications, and wireless networks.
Over 30 hours of activities, participants will engage in conceptual sessions, laboratory experiments, and visits to research facilities. Students will assemble electronic kits, learn basic printed circuit board manufacturing techniques, and perform measurements related to power, data rates, and other key parameters of 5G networks.
The program also provides practical experience with point-to-multipoint wireless links and explores some of the most important technological and research challenges shaping the future of communications, including small-cell networks, satellite-based systems, Open RAN architectures, network splitting functionalities, spatial processing, and massive MIMO technologies.
Introduction to Telecommunications (INTELE)
Running from 6 to 10 July 2026 in Lisbon, the Introduction to Telecommunications (INTELE) internship offers students an engaging introduction to the technologies that enable modern communications.
The 30-hour program combines group presentations, laboratory visits, and experimental activities. Participants will build FM radio receiver kits, visit the Faraday Museum, and explore the unique environment of an anechoic chamber.
Students will also gain practical experience in printed circuit board manufacturing and testing, component soldering, and circuit validation. Due to high demand, this internship is already fully booked.
Introduction to Biosignals (INBIO)
Taking place from 29 June to 3 July 2026 in Lisbon, the Introduction to Biosignals (INBIO) internship introduces students to biosignals, biomedical instrumentation, and telecommunications.
Participants will assemble biosignal acquisition kits, experiment with biomedical sensors, and learn about the technologies used to monitor and analyze physiological data. The internship combines laboratory work with presentations covering topics such as biomedical engineering, systems physiology, signals and systems, biomedical instrumentation, artificial intelligence, network communications, mobile communications, video coding and analysis, and quantum technologies.
Students will also learn printed circuit board fabrication and testing techniques, manufacture selected components, solder electronic kits, and evaluate their final systems. This internship is also fully booked.
Inspiring the Next Generation of Innovators
Through these internships, the Institute of Telecommunications aims to promote scientific literacy, stimulate interest in STEM fields, and provide students with a first-hand experience of research and innovation. By interacting with researchers and exploring advanced laboratories, participants gain valuable insights into future academic and professional opportunities in engineering, technology, and science.
These initiatives reflect IT ongoing commitment to fostering talent and encouraging young people to pursue careers that will help shape the digital and technological future.
Register here:
More Information..