M-ITI has been awarded the Public Utility Status, as acknowledged by the Regional Government of Madeira. The decision was made as a result of the research work developed in the field of human-computer interaction, which has allowed M-ITI to transform into an innovation hub at regional, national and international levels.
Nuno Jardim Nunes, president of M-ITI and scientific director of CMU Portugal, is very pleased with this new phase at the Institute: "The Public Utility Status is the recognition of the work done by researchers, staff and students in M- ITI, and its contribution to Madeira island and the country. "
Nuno Nunes also stated that "We are committed to continuing with the same conviction, investing in advanced training, talent capture and development of innovative research projects that promote the development of Madeira Island and the country."
Currently, M-ITI is home to 44 researchers and 33 Faculty PhD holders, all of whom are from different nationalities.
Nuno Jardim Nunes, president of M-ITI and scientific director of CMU Portugal, is very pleased with this new phase of the institute: "The public utility status is the recognition of the work done by researchers, staff and students in M- ITI, and its contribution to Madeira island and the country. "
Nuno Jardim Nunes also says that "We are committed to continue with the same conviction, investing in advanced training, talent capture and development of innovative research projects that promote the development of the Madeira region and the country." Currently, M-ITI has 44 researchers and 33 Faculty with PhD's from different nationalities.M-ITI is now awarded with the public utility status, acknowledged by the Regional Government. The decision comes in the wake of work in research in human-computer interaction, which has allowed to transform M-ITI in an innovation hub in a regional, national and international level.
Nuno Jardim Nunes, president of M-ITI and scientific director of CMU Portugal, is very pleased with this new phase of the institute: "The public utility status is the recognition of the work done by researchers, staff and students in M- ITI, and its contribution to Madeira island and the country. "
Nuno Jardim Nunes also says that "We are committed to continue with the same conviction, investing in advanced training, talent capture and development of innovative research projects that promote the development of the Madeira region and the country." Currently, M-ITI has 44 researchers and 33 Faculty with PhD's from different nationalities.is now awarded with the public utility status, acknowledged by the Regional Government. The decision comes in the wake of work in research in human-computer interaction, which has allowed to transform M-ITI in an innovation hub in a regional, national and international level.
Nuno Jardim Nunes, president of M-ITI and scientific director of CMU Portugal, is very pleased with this new phase of the institute: "The public utility status is the recognition of the work done by researchers, staff and students in M- ITI, and its contribution to Madeira island and the country. "
Nuno Jardim Nunes also says that "We are committed to continue with the same conviction, investing in advanced training, talent capture and development of innovative research projects that promote the development of the Madeira region and the country." Currently, M-ITI has 44 researchers and 33 Faculty with PhD's from different nationalities.
