Welcome to the NOVA Green Lab team members Cohort 2023-2024

Authors
  • Lucila de Almeida
  • Beatriz Gomes

We are glad to announce the NOVA Green Lab team members of the Cohort 2023-2024!

The NOVA Green Lab team members of the Cohort 2023-2024 are composed of BSc, MSc, and PhD students selected from the group of applicants who answered our open call issued in April 2023.

Every year, the NOVA Green Lab welcomes a pre-selected group of students who has the chance of being introduced to the fascinating transdisciplinary world of conducting research in environmental, climate, and energy law. The membership is annual. During the academic year of 2023-2024, students actively contribute to the academic debate of the research areas of our knowledge center as individuals and as part of an academic community, using the NOVA Green Lab as a platform to disseminate their work. Also, members are expected to actively contribute to one or more of the organization’s programs, which includes contributing to our outreach dissemination plan, organization of events, editorial work, research, and publication at the national, transnational, and international levels.

NOVA Green Lab is an innovative and active knowledge center of NOVA School of Law committed to promoting legal and multidisciplinary environmental, climate, and energy law researchCurrently, we are running projects on ESG, in particular from the perspective of the E of ESG and sustainable finance, the regulation of sharing energy and energy communities, and emerging carbon markets. Still, our interests are broader, reaching all legal issues addressed by the European Union within the European Geen Deal.

Our commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals

Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável

By pursuing the goals for research, education and dissemination, NOVA Green Lab proactively supports all the objectives set by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and, in particular, SDG 13 (climate action), SDG 7 (affordable and clean energy), SDG 11 (sustainable cities and communities), SDG 12 (responsible consumption and production), and SDG 15 (life on land).


Our Goals

  • Conduct innovative and high-quality legal and multidisciplinary research in the field of environmental, climate and energy law, with the purpose of accelerating the transformations for a more sustainable future in Portugal, the European Union, and on the global scale;
  • Facilitate the dialogue and collaboration between academia, policymakers, stakeholders, civil society, and citizens of different generations;
  • Disseminate the knowledge created through academic publications and ensure the accessibility of the knowledge created to policymakers, stakeholders, civil society, and citizens through events, blogs, and media;
  • Engage students and early-career researchers with legal and multidisciplinary questions and methodologies aiming to solve the great challenges of climate change, energy and just transitions;
  • Promote high-level education addressed to students and professionals with the learning objective of improving awareness of the sustainability challenges and transferring skills to solve them in the realm of law.
Authors
  • Lucila de Almeida
  • Beatriz Gomes