Satellites and nets reveal how invasive fish rule Portugal’s Lower Tagus wetlands
A new study combining satellite imagery and field surveys reveals that non-native fish dominate the wetlands of Portugal's Lower Tagus ...
A new study combining satellite imagery and field surveys reveals that non-native fish dominate the wetlands of Portugal's Lower Tagus ...
Researchers at the University of Lisbon have developed a methodology to convert Portugal's outdated 1974 genetic soil classification into the ...
A first-of-its-kind Portuguese study of 234 adults with intellectual disabilities aged 45 and older finds that nearly half are frail, ...
Alluvial heavy mineral deposits in central Portugal's Castelo Branco Massif reveal anomalously high concentrations of rare earth elements, titanium, and ...
A participatory study in Portugal has produced an anxiety-specific mental health literacy programme for higher education students, refined through focus ...
A twelve-year analysis of Portuguese mussel monitoring data shows that marine biotoxins, not metals or bacteria, are the dominant safety ...
A cross-sectional study of 453 Portuguese preschool children found that 23.6 percent showed borderline or abnormal mental health scores, with ...
A large Portuguese validation study confirms that a brief questionnaire for chronic stress is reliable, unidimensional, and measurement-invariant across gender ...
A study of 1,159 Portuguese higher education students links healthier lifestyles with better self-rated health, lower stress, female gender, younger ...
New research shows children born in Europe in 2025 will face 84 percent more lifetime exposure to extreme fire weather ...
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