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A creative ground for hackademics at the intersection of media arts, sciences and technologies.
iNOVA Media Lab brings together researchers and practitioners working at the intersections of digital media arts, sciences and technologies. We envision transdisciplinary collaboration as aesthetic experience and scientific inquiry.
Our mission is to bridge artistic, scientific and technological methodologies creating new possibilities for contemporary and future media. We aim to translate scientific knowledge into real solutions for contemporary societies, addressing the problem of a broken intermediation between research and development institutions, communities and the industry.
At iNOVA Media Lab, we believe in a digital renaissance: a theorist-practitioner research model based upon a native scientific setting – digital media laboratories as studios – conceived as trading zones for boundary communication methodologies and artifacts.
Ana Marta M. Flores, PhD in Communication Sciences (Journalism), is an Assistant Professor in the field of Digital Media at NOVA University Lisbon. Coordinator of the iNOVA Media Lab and the Social Observatory for Artificial Intelligence and Digital Data (OSIADD). Member of ICNOVA and Obi.Media. She currently holds the position of VP Communication Officer for the Digital Culture and Communication Section of ECREA.
António Granado co-coordinates the Master in Science Communication at NOVA FCSH. He was a professional journalist for over 26 years, having specialized in science journalism. He spent most of his career at Público newspaper, where he was, in addition to being a journalist, science editor, deputy editor, editor-in-chief and editor of digital Publico.pt. Between September 2010 and March 2014 he was multimedia editor at RTP – Rádio e Televisão de Portugal.
Paulo Nuno Vicente works as an Associate Professor with aggregation at Universidade NOVA de Lisboa.
Ana Viseu is Assistant Professor at Universidade NOVA de Lisboa.
Assunção Gonçalves Duarte is a doctoral candidate in Digital Media at the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences at Universidade NOVAde Lisboa.
Ilo Alexandre is an invited assistant professor at NOVA FCSH and Universidade Lusófona.
Master in Communication and Culture, Screenwriter, writes and creates fiction content for audiovisual since 2001.
José Sotero is a Ph.D. candidate in Digital Media at the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, Universidade NOVA de Lisboa, where he also completed a Master’s degree in Communication Sciences and a specialization in Data Analysis and Information Visualization.
Assistant Professor of Cinema at the University of Beira Interior and integrated researcher at ICNOVA – iNOVA Media Lab.
Paulo Castanheiro is a SoundDesigner at Bauer Media Audio Group (formerly Media Capital Radios) and responsible for audio content at iNOVA Media Lab.
Integrated researcher at ICNOVA, where he conducts post-doctoral research on technovigilance and algorithmic discrimination in Portugal and Brazil. Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Design, Technology and Communication (IADE).
Rita Sepúlveda is a postdoctoral researcher conducting the project entitled Status: in a relationship with apps. Apps dynamics in the context of romantic relationship management funded by ICNOVA – NOVA University of Lisbon through Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT) funds.
Rossella Schillaci is a filmmaker and a visual anthropologist.
Ph.D. in Communication Sciences. My research interests include studies in media, journalism, open science and open access, in topics ranging from the biggest challenges facing journalism to the disorders of open access publishing model.
Valeska Picado is currently a doctoral student in the PhD Program in Digital Media at Universidade NOVA de Lisboa (UNOVA).
Ágota Végső (HU) is a Ph.D. candidate in Digital Media at NOVA FCSH Lisboa. Ágota is a Hungarian animated film director, illustrator, and producer.
Elias Bitencourt is an assistant professor in the department of Design, Universidade do Estado da Bahia – UNEB, Brazil.
Eduardo Leite is a writer and journalist from Brazil.
Jason Chao is a technologist and human rights activist.
Ana Sofia Almeida is a documentary filmmaker, researcher, and PhD candidate.
Camila De Paoli Leporace holds a PhD in Education from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio) and the University of Coimbra.
Ana Cecília B. Nunes holds a PhD in Communication Sciences from the University of Beira Interior (Portugal) and the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul – PUCRS (Brazil).
