On 20 July, the E-RIHS.pt infrastructure, the Portuguese Platform for the European Research Infrastructure for Heritage Science, will be promoting a seminar to introduce IN2PAST, the Associate Laboratory for Research and Innovation in Heritage, Arts, Sustainability and Territory.
On the occasion of the relaunch of the HI-TALKS – Heritage Innovation TALKS ® seminar, promoted by the University of Évora, the Research Units that make up IN2PAST will be presented, addressing ongoing projects, as well as the challenges and opportunities for the future of research and innovation in the areas covered by the Associate Laboratory.
The seminar starts at 3PM, will be entirely virtual (via Zoom) and registration can be made through this link. More details will be disclosed at the E-RIHS.pt Facebook event.
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