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Psique journal launched bilingual Editions

Psique journal launched bilingual Editions The first issue of volume 22 of the journal Psique is now available, featuring several articles that focus on particularly vulnerable groups: children, adolescents, young people with intellectual or psychopathological difficulties, and survivors of war and genocide. The Editorial Note states that “the systemic perspective reminds us that what each

CUIP doctoral student network organized another webinar focused on knowledge transfer

CUIP doctoral student network organized another webinar focused on knowledge transfer On March 4, 2026, the 3rd webinar of the CUIP doctoral student network was held, featuring presentations of research work carried out by some CUIP doctoral students: Helena Mocho – “Parental involvement in school: Measures, processes and potentialities”;Nuno Almeida – “Electoral abstention: the heterogeneity

QuietNature project received funding from FCT

QuietNature project received funding from FCT The project “Quiet Nature? The impact of noise pollution on a Nature destination,” abbreviated as “QuietNature,” received funding of €250,000 for a period of 36 months (2026 to 2028) from the FCT competition “Azores: Ecological Transition – Space – Ocean” (2025.06714.AZO). The team for this project is composed exclusively

CUIP PhD student publishes in Scopus Top 3 journal

CUIP PhD student publishes in Scopus Top 3 journal The research conducted by doctoral students in Psychology contributes to the high productivity of CUIP, as they seek to publish their work in journals indexed in Scopus, especially those in the first or second quartiles. As an example, the article “Gamification on Mathematics Engagement and Motivation

CUIP researchers ranked on Research.com

CUIP researchers ranked on Research.com CUIP members Karl Petersson and Alexandra Reis were ranked 3rd and 28th, respectively, in the Research.com ranking “Best Psychology Scientists 2026 in Portugal”. This ranking is based primarily on bibliometric data extracted from leading academic databases, including OpenAlex and CrossRef, supplemented by several other data sources to ensure a more

CUIP’s scientific productivity increased in 2025

CUIP’s scientific productivity increased in 2025 The balance of CUIP’s scientific productivity in 2025 was very positive, and there was an increase in several indicators, especially in the number of funded research projects, the number of completed doctoral and master’s theses, as well as the number of articles published in journals indexed in Scopus, particularly