In Memoriam
Research is an act of creation and a gift. These colleagues have left us a legacy of humanity, scientific excellence and critical curiosity.
Margarida Medeiros (1957-2024)
Her passion for photography and the world, combined with his humanism, generosity, joy and great wisdom, infected colleagues at ICNOVA and in the Department of Communication. Her legacy will continue through his students and colleagues.
Fernando Correia (1942-2024)
He was one of the founding members of CIMJ (Media and Journalism Research Center), one of the parents of the current ICNOVA (together with CECL, the Center for Studies in Communication and Language), where he developed a pioneering project, supported by FCT, Memórias Vivas do Jornalismo.
Anabela Sousa Lopes (1968-2022)
She was a founding member of ICNOVA. Her calmness, serenity, friendship and dedication to research and teaching will be remembered with nostalgia.
Maria Lucília Marcos (1958 - 2022)
She leaves us a face. Serene, open, affable. The face that welcomes the Other, as she has so often pointed out.
Joel Hasse Ferreira (1944-2022)
He played an essential role in the development and consolidation of the area of specialization in Strategic Communication.
Nelson Traquina (1948-2019)
Foi o primeiro académico português a sistematizar um pensamento sobre a estrutura política das notícias como bens simbólicos e a conceber o jornalismo simultaneamente como uma prática profissional e um campo de estudos e reflexão.
José Augusto Mourão (1947 - 2011)
“One day, when the history of Portuguese Catholicism that is now contemporary with us is made, it will be clear that one of its key players was, after all, an almost clandestine friar and poet who died this morning in Lisbon.
His name was José Augusto Mourão, and he belonged to the Dominican Order.”
Manuel José Lopes da Silva (1927-2007)
He remains in everyone’s memory as someone who was always very available, friendly, to give advice or a friendly word, coordinate or join research teams, participate in scientific or editorial projects, always with a strong ethical orientation.
Emídio Rosa de Oliveira (1942-1993)
A teacher and researcher with a passion for photography, painting, advertising, his subjects and his students.
Pedro Miguel Frade (1960-1992)
He was one of the first students on the then degree course in Social Communication at NOVA FCSH.
