Advanced Training Plan 2025 | Lab2PT

2025 | Online or in-person

Lab2PT - Landscape, Heritage and Territory Laboratory

Lab2PT is a R&D unit of the University of Minho that integrates researchers from the School of Architecture, Art and Design and from the Institute of Social Sciences. Established at the end of 2013, Lab2PT began its first funding period supported by the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT) in 2015 and it is currently comprised by 66 PhD researchers, 25 collaborating researchers, and 73 doctoral students, conducting research in the Arts and Humanities domains, covering Architecture, Urbanism, History, Archaeology, Design, Visual Arts, Geography and Geology. The unit’s guiding principle is to foster knowledge convergence towards establishing its prominence in the fields of Landscape, Territory, Heritage, alongside Society, Technology, and Representation.

8th International Conference on Public History | International Federation for Public History

Submission deadline – November 30, 2025

V Northern Social History Congress “Experiences in Conflict — Memories and Resistances in the Atlantic World (17th–20th Centuries)”

December 5, 2025 | 9 am-6 pm | Sala de Atos, ICS, University of Minho

nternational Congress "From Fascism to Neo-Fascism? (Dis)Continuities between Classical Fascism and the Far Right of the 21st Century"

April 27 and 28, 2026 | Faculty of Arts, University of Porto

Call for papers until: January 4, 2026

Heritage Conversations Series

October 2, 2025 to January 8, 2026
Thursdays | 6pm – 7.30pm
UMinho House of Knowledge – General Library B-Lounge (Gualtar) + Online

Free admission with prior registration.

Congress Spatial Humanities 26

September 23-25, 2026 | Gualtar Campus, University of Minho

Organization: Lab2PT/IN2PAST; Department of Geography, ICS, University of Minho; FCT

Abstract Submission Deadline: January 15, 2026

Advanced Training Plan 2025 | Lab2PT

2025 | Online or in-person

Lab2PT - Landscape, Heritage and Territory Laboratory

Lab2PT is a R&D unit of the University of Minho that integrates researchers from the School of Architecture, Art and Design and from the Institute of Social Sciences. Established at the end of 2013, Lab2PT began its first funding period supported by the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT) in 2015 and it is currently comprised by 66 PhD researchers, 25 collaborating researchers, and 73 doctoral students, conducting research in the Arts and Humanities domains, covering Architecture, Urbanism, History, Archaeology, Design, Visual Arts, Geography and Geology. The unit’s guiding principle is to foster knowledge convergence towards establishing its prominence in the fields of Landscape, Territory, Heritage, alongside Society, Technology, and Representation.

Advanced Training Plan 2025 | Lab2PT

Lab2PT - Landscape, Heritage and Territory Laboratory

8th International Conference on Public History | International Federation for Public History

V Northern Social History Congress “Experiences in Conflict — Memories and Resistances in the Atlantic World (17th–20th Centuries)”

nternational Congress "From Fascism to Neo-Fascism? (Dis)Continuities between Classical Fascism and the Far Right of the 21st Century"

Heritage Conversations Series

Congress Spatial Humanities 26

Advanced Training Plan 2025 | Lab2PT

Lab2PT - Landscape, Heritage and Territory Laboratory

The Archaeology Unit moves to the Convent of São Francisco.

Workshop "Data in Transit: Indicators for Sustainable Urban Mobility" | STREET project and the Future Design of Streets

Workshop "The New Way as an Opportunity" | Presentation of research projects by researchers Helena Paula Carvalho, Jorge Ribeiro, and Rebeca Blanco-Rotea

Award for Best Presentation at ICA 2025 | Exploratory project "The rural Romanesque church of Portugal: A first step towards complete digitization by Heritage-BIM. The case of S. João de Calvos (Guimarães, 13th century AD)

Marta Lobo received the Lusitânia History Prize – History of Portugal for her book “The Viscount of São Lázaro and the Palácio do Raio. Modernity and progress in Braga in the second half of the 19th century”

Intervention at the Convent of São Francisco de Real, coordinated by Professor and Researcher Maria Manuel Oliveira, from Lab2PT/IN2PAST, awarded at the Real Estate Award

Conference "Fortifications, agricultural terraces and archaeology in the community" by Rebeca Blanco-Rotea at the "AR-PA International Congress on Cultural Tourism 2025. In the middle of the countryside"

Conference: Communities and Intangible Cultural Heritage. Safeguarding the intangible cultural heritage of Galicia, with Rebeca Blanco-Rotea