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- Avaliação pedagógica no ensino superiorPublication . Instituto Superior de Engenharia de LisboaO desenvolvimento do ensino superior em Portugal, enquadrado pela dinâmica da criação do Espaço Europeu do Ensino Superior e associado ao desenvolvimento do processo de avaliação que o Ministério da Educação tem em curso, suscitou a realização das 1as Jornadas Pedagógicas do ISEL, subordinadas ao tema "Avaliação Pedagógicas no Ensino Superior". Só da participação, discussão e do encontro de ideias, será possível encontrar as medidas adequadas, a uma correcta Avaliação do desempenho pedagógico, reivindicada não só pelas escolas como também pelas entidades externas com responsabilidades na avaliação dos cursos.
- Neutrino physics: experimental and theoretical challengePublication . Gonzalez Felipe, RicardoThe existence of massive neutrinos is the first solid evidence of physics beyond the standard model of particle physics. A remarkable progress has been achieved in solar, atmospheric, reactor, and accelerator neutrino experiments during the last decades. On the theoretical side, several questions are being addressed, namely the Dirac or Majorana nature of neutrinos, the mechanisms for neutrino mass generation, and the relation between neutrinos and the matter-antimatter asymmetry observed in the Universe, among others. This article provides a brief overview on some of the current experimental and theoretical aspects in neutrino physics.
- Optimal investment and sharing decisions in renewable energy communities with multiple investing membersPublication . Barbosa, Inês; Sousa, Jorge A. M.; Villar, José; Lagarto, João; Viveiros, Carla; Barata, FilipeThe Renewable Energy Communities (RECs) and self-consumption frameworks defined in Directive (EU) 2023/2413 and Directive (EU) 2024/1711 are currently being integrated into national regulations across EU member states, adapting legislation to incorporate these new entities. These regulations establish key principles for individual and collective self-consumption, outlining operational rules such as proximity constraints, electricity sharing mechanisms, surplus electricity management, grid tariffs, and various organizational aspects, including asset sizing, licensing, metering, data exchange, and role definitions. This study introduces a model tailored to optimize investment and energy-sharing decisions within RECs, enabling multiple members to invest in solar photovoltaic (PV) and wind generation assets. The model determines the optimal generation capacity each REC member should install for each technology and calculates the energy shared between members in each period, considering site-specific constraints on renewable deployment. A case study with a four-member REC is used to showcase the model’s functionality, with simulation results underscoring the benefits of CSC over ISC.