Ana Paiva
Ana Paiva is the Secretary of State for Science in Portugal, known for her advocacy for reforms in the scientific research sector. Recently, she announced plans to eliminate post-doctoral fellowships in a bid to reduce precarious employment conditions for researchers. Her initiatives aim to transform how research positions are structured, with an emphasis on converting fellowships into formal employment contracts, thereby enhancing job security for young scientists.
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Ana Paiva is in charge of the Major Purchases Section at the BNF.
Competidor de ITTI solicitó al BNF verificar si hay conflicto de intereses - Economía
Paraguay· 2025-10-26
Ana Paiva was the previous Secretary of State for Science and Innovation before being replaced by Helena Canhão.
Ensino Superior volta a ser secretaria de Estado e Helena Canhão fica com a Ciência | Educação
Portugal· 2025-06-06
Ana Paiva, the Secretary of State for Science, announced the schedule for competitions that scientists can apply for in 2025.
Um ano depois, FCT divulga resultados do principal concurso de projectos científicos | Investigação científicaPortugal· 2025-05-26
Ana Paiva, the Secretary of State for Science, justified the situation regarding the delays in project results.
Novo concurso para projectos científicos só abre em Outubro de 2025 | Política científicaPortugal· 2025-03-06Ana Paiva, the Secretary of State for Science, announced the new calendar for scientific project competitions.
Calendário de concursos da FCT passará a ter data de saída dos resultados | FCTPortugal· 2025-03-05
Ana Paiva is a regular exerciser who started her gym journey in January 2022 and has experimented with various supplements.
Cabo Verde ainda não tem regulamentação para o mercado de suplementos alimentares
Cabo Verde· 2025-03-01
Ana Paiva announced the government's plan to eliminate post-doctoral scholarships in a session at the Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia.
Governo quer eliminar bolsas de pós-doutoramento | Política científicaPortugal· 2025-02-09