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Students from Aveiro stand out in sciences at international level

Diário de Aveiro11 September 2026 at 12:15

Two students from Dr. Mário Sacramento Secondary School, in Aveiro, are distinguishing themselves internationally in the areas of science. Afonso Inácio and Leonardo Aires have accumulated international awards in Chemistry, Physics and Experimental Sciences.

The young researchers have participated in international scientific competitions, where they have represented Portugal with notable results. Their work has been recognized both in Chemistry and Physics and in Experimental Sciences.

Dr. Mário Sacramento Secondary School has been the setting for projects that spark students' interest in STEM areas. The two students stand out for their commitment and dedication to scientific research.

These international recognitions demonstrate the potential of Portuguese youth in the field of sciences and serve as inspiration for other students in the Aveiro region.

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