The Henriques Lab has been awarded a La Caixa Foundation Health Research grant to develop AI-powered microscopes that automatically adjust lighting parameters during imaging.

Rita Raymundo Carlota joins the Ricardo Henriques Lab as a PhD Student to work on the VirusAwareScopes project, developing machine learning-driven adaptive microscopy for viral infection studies

Tayla Shakespeare joins the Ricardo Henriques Lab as a Postdoc, bringing expertise in expansion microscopy and receptor trafficking from her PhD at the University of Sheffield

António Brito's preprint on mAIcrobe has been released, coinciding with his PhD work presentation at the ITQB NOVA PhD Meeting.

IMS2026 at ITQB NOVA - Life Sciences Microscopy symposium on March 19, 2026 with presentations, workshops, and live demonstrations.

Carolina Prieto Wahnon de Morais joins the Ricardo Henriques Lab as a Masters Student funded by the ERC grant

Mario Del Rosario and Daria Aristova completed the StartUp Research Program developed by ITQB NOVA and NOVA SBE, presenting their startup project to venture capital experts.

Researchers Mario Del Rosario and Raquel Portela have been honored with the Early Career Researcher Award (ECRA) from the Instituto de Tecnologia Química e Biológica António Xavier (ITQB NOVA). The award recognizes their collaborative project on monitoring cellular stress during bacterial infection using advanced imaging and AI.

Ricardo Henriques invited to become Visiting Professor at InFLAMES Flagship Programme from Åbo Akademi University

The Henriques lab is moving to Instituto de Tecnologia Química e Biológica António Xavier (ITQB) in Universidade Nova de Lisboa.