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UMinho: Rui L. Reis reconducted as president of I3Bs

Guimarães, agora!2 September 2026 at 21:00

Full Professor Rui L. Reis was reconducted in the position of president of I3Bs – Institute of Research on Biomaterials, Biodegradables and Biomimetics of the University of Minho. The appointment occurred on Wednesday, September 2.

I3Bs is an institute dedicated to research on biomaterials, biodegradable and biomimetic materials, integrated within the University of Minho. Rui L. Reis is a full professor and had previously held the leadership of this research institute.

The content was published by Guimarães, agora! and the news appears incomplete, without additional information about the term or any future plans for the institute.

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