The Graduate Program in Endocrinology informs that all faculty members and students must update their personal information and persistent identifiers (such as Lattes CV, ORCID, and others) on the Sucupira Platform.

The update is mandatory and must be completed by November 27, 2025. This procedure ensures the regularity of the Program’s academic and curricular information with CAPES.

To better understand what persistent identifiers are and how they work, you can watch the video available on YouTube.

Check out the PDF materials with detailed guidance on how to access and register your identifiers:

Persistent Identifiers CAPES (access to the four databases)

Persistent Identifiers – Step by Step (access to the Sucupira Platform)

Access for reviewing and updating data must be done directly through the official Sucupira links:

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The PhD student Elisa Lamback, from the Graduate Program in Endocrinology, was recognized with the “Poster Prize Award” during the 19th International Pituitary Congress, held in San Francisco, California (USA), from July 9 to 11, 2025.

Elisa presented results from her doctoral research, developed under the supervision of Prof. Monica Gadelha, standing out among the works presented at the international congress. The award was presented by Dr. Maria Fleseriu, organizer of the event and representative of the Pituitary Society.

The achievement reinforces the excellence of the research conducted at the Graduate Program in Endocrinology and the contribution of UFRJ to scientific advances in the field.

The registration deadline for the “UFRJ Three Minute Thesis – Innovation on Stage” competition has been extended and will now remain open until September 7 (Sunday).

The initiative is aimed at doctoral students from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) and follows the international Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) model, created by the University of Queensland, Australia.

The challenge consists of presenting the content of the thesis in just three minutes, in a clear, accessible, and creative way, to a non-specialized audience. The goal is to foster scientific communication skills and bring academic research closer to society.

Click HERE for more information!

The Center for Health Sciences (CCS/UFRJ) will hold the Inaugural Lecture for the 2025-2 academic term on August 21, at 11 a.m. The event will take place at the Professor Rodolpho Paulo Rocco Auditorium, in the CCS building, and is open to the entire academic community and the general public.

With the theme “Challenges and opportunities of artificial intelligence algorithms in healthcare: building a critical perspective for responsible innovation”, the lecture will address the impacts and advancements of emerging technologies, as well as the ethical and scientific reflections necessary for their application in healthcare.

The keynote will be delivered by Full Professor Marcus Oliveira, from the Institute of Medical Biochemistry Leopoldo de Meis (UFRJ), a leading researcher in the field.

The event represents a moment of integration, updating, and scientific debate for students, faculty, staff, and other participants, reinforcing the role of CCS as a space for interdisciplinary dialogue and innovation in health.

Date: August 21, 2025
Time: 11:00 a.m.
Location: Professor Rodolpho Paulo Rocco Auditorium – CCS Building, Block K, Av. Carlos Chagas Filho, 373, University City.

Source: CCS UFRJ