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CHRC’s Numbers

4

Tematic Lines

14

Research Groups

385

Researchers

401

People involved in the investigation unit

168

PHD students

1356

Published and indexed articles

108

Funded projects

1120

Publications Q1 – Q2

≃ 79%

Open-source access Publications

16

Patents & prototypes

Highlights

The Cycle of Training and Reflection on Mental Health First Aid is happening at the University of Évora

On 19 March, the Cycle on Training and Reflection on Mental Health First Aid was launched as part of the...

CHRC researchers awarded with the “Best Impact Paper 2024” by the American Physiological Society

A team of researchers from the CHRC and the Clinical Nutrition Research Group at NOVA Medical School was recently...

Approved Funding for the UNITECHealth Project – Innovation and Service Unit in Sport, Health, and Human Development

The Comprehensive Health Research Centre (CHRC) and the School of Health and Human...

Thematic Lines

In order to facilitate their study, the research projects at CHRC are organized according to different thematic lines. The participation of different research groups enables a more complete and multidisciplinary approach.

CHRC Projects

UNITECHealth project – Innovation and Service Unit in Sport, Health, and Human Development

XR2ESILIENCE – Pioneering XR Technology for Resilience & Mental Health

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About CHRC

CHRC is a translational, clinical and public health research unit.

It is a consortium coordinated by NOVA Medical School managed with National School of Public Health, Evora University, Lisbon Institute of Mental Global Health and Fraunhofer. In the period of 2025-2029, CHRC is investing in a transformative growth, capitalizing recent organizational enhancements including building new campi, integration with the ToxOmics Unit, expansion into specialized Nutrition research, and a strategic partnership with Fraunhofer. 

The centre will reinforce its leadership in translational research, public health promotion, and technology innovation through strategic collaborations with academia, healthcare entities, industry stakeholders, and government agencies.

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