BioMark sensor Research, University of Coimbra
MindGAP in the Media
8 March 2021
MinGAP Project in Porto Canal
Professor Goreti Sales speaks on the TV program "Minds that Shine" of Porto Canal, about MindGAP Project, which aims to understand the gap between mind and body, allowing early cancer diagnosis .
27 February 2021
MindGAP Project in National Television TVI
Professor Goreti Sales talks to the national television TVI, giving insight about Coimbra University aim and development of biosensors for cancer diganosis.
18 January 2021
MinGAP Project in Antena 1
Professor Goreti Sales, leader of BioMark Sensor Research from Coimbra University, has been interviewed by Antena 1. She explained that the purpose of MindGAP is to clarify the interrelation between Meditation and Health.
10 January 2021
MinGAP Project - direct broadgasting in Finland
Seppo Vanio, the Oulu University Partner Leader , has been interviewed by Arto Nyberg, about the MindGAP project.
04 January 2021
MinGAP Project - National Radio of Finland
Seppo Vanio, the Oulu University Partner Leader , has been interviewed about extracellular vesicles in a national radio of Finland.
21 November 2019
Overall perspectives about MindGap networking activities
6 June 2019
MindGAP explained in the morning news of RTP3
Goreti Sales, coordinator of the project, explains to the Portuguese TV channel RTP3 that the main purpose of MindGAP is to clarify and understand the interrelation between Meditation and Health. She also comments on the daily news.
28 May 2019
What power has the mind and, more specifically, meditation, in sickness or health?...
Goreti Sales, coordinator of the project, explains to the Portuguese radio TSF that the main purpose of MindGAP is to clarify and understand the interrelation between Meditation and Health.
14 May 2019
What power has the mind and, more specifically, meditation, in sickness or health?...
Goreti Sales, coordinator of the project, explains to the Portuguese TV channel TVI that the main purpose of MindGAP is to clarify and understand the interrelation between Meditation and Health.
News from MindGAP
29 October 2020
Fourth Consortium Meeting
The third meeting of the consortium took place online on 29th October 2020. The meeting updated partners about progresses of the work done and lead to a brainstorming about the work that should be performed in the near future.
22 September 2020
Future Tech Week 2020 Participation
Organized by European Commission in collaboration with FETFX, this event
proposed a range of online sessions focused on high-risk research and innovation, following namely the sustainability and digital policies of the European Commission.
The MindGAP team presented : "Extracellular vesicles as an Emerging Research Trend", Hub 8
Full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuOYNe3CieY&list=PLFEAiVY1Lxwip6yrh7oB-TeDiMJ0oHNSx&index=2
1 January 2020
Coimbra University is the new partner and coordinator
As the scientific coordinator moved to Coimbra University as Associate Professor with habilitation, the coordination of this project is now from University of Coimbra. ISEP will remain linked to MIndGAP, through the participation of BioMark sensor reserach, from ISEP.
6 November 2019
1st Clustering Event for the Extracellular Vesicles FET-Open Projects
Organized by VER4US project, which is headed by Antonella Bongiovanni, this event gathered five FET-Open projects involving extracellular vesicles (EVFOUNDRY, GLADIATOR, INDEX and MindGAP, VER4US), and was an excellent moment of brain storming, highlighting many different fields of interactions that drive to exosomes as a common point.
Check interviews here.
3 October 2019
Second Consortium Meeting
The second consortium meeting took place in Kalmar, Sweden, hosted by Linnaeus University. Organized by Ian Nicholls, the meeting updated partners about the progresses of the work done and lead to an excellent moment of discussion about the work that should be done in the near future.
11 April 2019
Kick-Off Meeting
The project started in the first of April 2019 and belongs to the European call FET-OPEN (Future and Emerging Technologies), the pillar of scientific excellence. In total, five partners are involved, including Portugal (ISEP and IPO-Porto), Sweden (University of Linnaeus) and Finland (VTT and University of Oulu), with a budget of 4.4 million euros.
