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Research

RESEARCH PROGRAMS


Undergraduate Research Grant Program

The objective of the Undergraduate Research Internship Program is to integrated students from undergraduate courses into research activities, technological development and, innovation. Besides contributing for students’ academic and professional growth, the program also offers the opportunity to take part in the community of the university researchers fostering dialogue between undergraduate and graduate programs.


Research Promotion Program

The research promotion program has as goal to support the continuity of research projects, the organization of events and the qualification of technical and administrative personnel, besides stimulating the national and international exposure of works made in research by professors, technical and administrative personnel, and students.


Science in Society and Science in School Program

This program has the compromise of stimulating university developed projects which are turned to popularization and spreading of science and technology in a variety of social groups and in school environment, through participation of UFRGS undergraduate students, in activities which enable the permanent development of human capital in these areas.


Journal Editing Supporting Program

The Journal Editing Supporting Program implements ways of support and stimulus for journal edition at UFRGS. Its objective is to grant visibility to scientific magazines of the institution.


It is important to say that UFRGS researchers have contributed to the preservation of paleontologic sites of paleoroute geopark. They public many studies, not only in Brazilian periodics but also in foreign ones. UFRGS has a museum of Paleontology, which is located in the Institute of Geosciences.

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