Publications

They are peer-reviewed scientific publications, published in specialized academic journals. These articles present original research results or review the status of the question in a given field. They follow a standardised structure with the aim of contributing to scientific knowledge and being validated by the expert community.

These are papers presented at scientific congresses, usually in the form of oral communication or poster. Abstracts are brief summaries of the content of the presentation, while the presentations involve a formal and detailed presentation before an audience of experts. Such publications often represent preliminary advances in wider research and allow ideas to be exchanged and feedback received before publication in scientific journals.

These documents present the results of an original research project carried out within the framework of a doctoral programme. The doctoral thesis demonstrates the candidate’s ability to conduct independent and rigorous research, providing new knowledge or a substantial contribution in a specific field of the scientific or technological field. These works usually include an extensive review of the literature, a detailed methodology and an exhaustive discussion of the results.

They are specific contributions that are part of a collective academic book. Each of the chapters deals with a particular aspect within a global theme that forms the backbone of the work, coordinated by one or more editors. The chapters usually go deeper into a specific topic and are written by experts in the field, contributing to the knowledge of a field in a more extensive and developed format than scientific articles.

Complete academic publications that offer an exhaustive and detailed analysis of a scientific or technical topic. Books may have educational purposes, such as manuals or textbooks, or be original research in the form of monographs. Unlike articles or book chapters, books usually cover a wider spectrum of knowledge and include deeper coverage of a field of study.

These are reports prepared in order to present data, analyses or scientific or technical results. These documents can be applied, such as technical advice for companies or institutions, the dissemination of innovative technologies or the proposal of technical solutions to specific problems. Although they are not always peer-reviewed, they are often used by professionals as key references in technological or industrial fields.