Line of Research CL1:
Pedagogical and Didactic Practices
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Line of Research CL2:
Organizational and Curriculum Management
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Line of Research CL3:
Protection, Safety and Environment Strategies
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| B-Prepared – Civil Protection Preparedness and Training Multi-Platform Virtual Program Principal Investigator: Ana Paula Oliveira B-Prepared (Civil Protection Preparedness and Training Multi-Platform Program) is a training device that uses new forms of technologies, applied to civil protection agents and the population in general, supporting civic education in the field of self-protection. This Internet-based device is based on the development of a multi-platform system, with a level of interactivity and multimedia adjusted to the educational purpose. The institution responsible for the project is ETI (EMPORDEF – Tecnologias de Informação, S.A.) [Information Technologies]. ISEC Lisboa and INESC TEC (Institute for Systems and Computer Engineering, Technology and Science) also participate in the project. ——— SCHOOL-IMPACT Principal Investigator: Ana Paula Oliveira The general objective of the project is the study of the impact of the Civil Protection courses of ISEC Lisboa in the professional activities related to this area of safety, by the graduate students in this academic training. The objective of this project falls within three of the main actions domains of ISEC Lisboa’s Strategic Development Plan (2017/2020): i) Strategic Development Vector (VeDE) 2 – “Knowledge” – and will contribute to Strategic Objective 2 (Research and publish with students), namely in action 2.2.3 (Conduction of R&D initiatives with student involvement); ii) Strategic Development Vector (VeDE) 3 – “Quality and Assessment” – and will contribute to Strategic Objective 3 (Services and results), namely in action 3.2.3 (Holding events with ISEC Lisboa’s former students and graduates); iii) Strategic Development Vector (VeDE) 5 – “Society and Social Responsibility” – and will contribute to Strategic Objective 4 (Open science and social sharing), namely in action 4.1.2 (Holding events to disseminate and release the results of R&TD practices). ——— |
Line of Research CL4:
Sustainability and Territory Management
| Impact of the ‘Camino de Santiago’ in the Alentejo/Ribatejo Region in the business context related to tourism activity – Caminho da Raia focus. Principal Investigator: Ana Neto About This project is part of the research line of CEIA, ISEC Lisboa, Quality and Institutional Sustainability. It aims, through partnerships and gathering information within the framework of guided research, to understand the level of information that the business fabric in the areas covered by the ‘Camino de Santiago’ has about it. It is intended to be released to the general public and local authorities. ——— Gastronomy identity brands in the Pinhal and Vale do Tejo region Principal Investigator: Ana Pereira Neto, with Simone Fernandes and Ana Barqueira, and the Enogastronomy students of the Hotel Management Bachelor’s Degree of ISEC Lisboa. Partners: CHAM UNL, ACPP and the Know Now Know How Network. About The following goals are intended to be achieved, in three stages, from 2020 to 2026: – Understand and show the level of knowledge about traditional cuisine that restaurant and hotel industry professionals have about the tourist resources of each parish and municipality, in the area under analysis, and how they apply it in their production and dissemination, especially regarding local and regional cuisine. – Presentation of innovative proposals that can be useful for producers, food and hotel industry professionals, and all partners involved in local and regional tourism. – Knowledge sharing and acculturation. Experiences shared through migratory phenomena – international mobility. Congress. ——— Removal of Pollutants from wastewater using SPE Principal Investigator: Luís Moreira About Industries produce and handle toxic products that can cause environmental and health problems, which haven’t been properly monitored, nor their impact truly reduced. A strategy to deal with this type of problem involves extracting pollutants from the resulting waste using a Solid-Phase Extraction (SPE) technique. The SPE, combined with UV-Vis spectroscopy, constitute a powerful method to follow the kinetic adsorption of extracted composites, in particular the so-called BXTE (benzene, xylene, toluene, and ethylbenzene). The project, established in partnership with the Molecular and Engineering Thermodynamics (MET) research group of the Structural Chemistry Center (CQE) of the University of Lisbon (FCUL), includes the collaboration of professors, researchers and students of ISEC Lisboa and the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon (FCUL). The project intends to study and to develop technological solutions conducive to the removal of wastewater pollutants by using SPE, and is part of the Strategic Axis 1 – Organizational and Environmental Sustainability. |
Line of Research CL5:
Administrative Modernization
| Survey and mapping of the human resources critical skills of the tourism, hotel and restaurant sectors Principal Investigator: Ana Barqueira About This applied project has as its general objective the development of a pilot mapping project on the skills of hotel workers, and as specific objectives: the systematization of scientific knowledge on the skills and their respective mapping; conducting a survey on the mapping initiatives of skills in hotels and hotel facilities; the identification of organizational skills in hotels and hotel facilities operating in Portugal; the mapping of the individual. ——— |