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The Institute for Systems and Robotics-Lisbon stands, today, on 26 years of achievements.
All the projects, students, dreams and goals that have come by the North Tower of Alameda, culminate in the high-quality research done today and the multicultural environment of challenging practices and intellectual stimulation.

In this year to come, ISR|Lisboa will continue on, with the ambition of standing even higher on “the shoulders of giants”.

Wishes of an extraordinary 2019.

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Professor José Alberto Santos-Victor has been named Distinguished Professor of Instituto Superior Técnico in recognition of his exceptional contributions to the development and progress of the institution and the national and international scientific community. His work is an inspiration to the Técnico community, spanning all areas of academic activity: research, teaching, knowledge dissemination and valorisation, scientific leadership, and institutional service—always upholding the highest standards.

Back to the future

In this year to come, ISR|Lisboa will continue on, with the ambition of standing even higher on “the shoulders of giants”.

Wishes of an extraordinary 2019.

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