Outreach Activities

Presentation of the STRIM Project at UMN's 14th Anniversary

19/10/2023Mandume Ya Ndemufayo University (UMN)

Presentation of the STRIM project during the celebrations of UMN's 14th anniversary, which opened the academic and scientific activities of the 2023–2024 academic year. The event featured conferences, keynote lectures and roundtable discussions, during which scientific research papers were presented, along with UMN's new specialization courses and ongoing university extension projects. A dedicated lecture introduced the STRIM project — its objectives and expected impact — to the academic community and institutional stakeholders, reaffirming UMN's mission of academic and technical-professional training and the development of high-quality faculty.

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STRIM Presentation to 5th-Year Geology and Mining Students

Presentation of the STRIM project and its objectives to final-year Geology and Mining students, highlighting occupational safety and health challenges in the mining sector and the role of immersive technologies in training.

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UMN Conference

September 2025

Participation in a conference organised by Mandume Ya Ndemufayo University to promote the objectives and expected outcomes of the STRIM project.

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Conference on the 50th Anniversary of the Independence of Angola

November 2025

Participation in commemorative events to increase the visibility of the STRIM project and disseminate its educational and technological innovations in occupational safety and health.

International Day of Women and Girls in Science

11/02/2026

International Day of Women and Girls in Science conference, where I took part as a speaker on women's leadership in national and international scientific projects. The activity aimed to promote the participation of women and girls in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) in Angola, highlighting the impact of women scientists on the country's scientific and technological progress. The event also included an exhibition featuring models, rocks and scientific projects.

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