EU Technical Partner Europe

Faculdade de Farmácia da Universidade de Lisboa

Portugal 0 Mobilities 2 Team Members

About the Institution

The Faculty of Pharmacy of the University of Lisbon (FFUL) embodies European pharmaceutical excellence as Portugal's premier pharmacy faculty and EXCEL-PHARM's vital EU partner. FFUL's research powerhouse, iMed.ULisboa (https://imed.ulisboa.pt), unites over 200 researchers in a vibrant translational research ecosystem that transforms pharmaceutical innovations into life-saving medicines. With impressive research productivity in 2024 — more than 350 publications (86% in Q1 journals), 22 active patents, and 17 PhD completions — FFUL demonstrates sustained scientific impact. As part of Portugal's largest and highest-ranked university, FFUL brings crucial European perspectives, regulatory expertise, and international research networks to the consortium.

Our Mission

As an institution, FFUL is engaged in teaching, research, dissemination of culture, science and technology in the domain of the Pharmaceutical Sciences and associated areas. FFUL's mission is to foster broad spectrum skills within the field of pharmaceutical sciences, in line with scientific advances and societal demands. As such, FFUL's role in Excel-Pharm is that of a Technical Partner assisting project coordination and members to steer the Project according to the best international practices in the field.

Our Team

2 members

Support Staff

Prof. Vasco Branco

Member

Prof. Maria do Rosário Bronze

Member

Latest News

2 articles

17 Apr 2026

Intra-Africa Academic Mobility Kick-Off and Green Transition Cluster Meeting

EXCEL-PHARM team members attended the EU-organised Kick-off meeting for new Intra-Africa Mobility Projects and the Cluster meeting on Green Transition, held in Brussels from 14 to 17 April 2026.

12 Jan 2026

EU-Funded EXCEL-PHARM Project Launched

The Erasmus+ funded EXCEL-PHARM project was officially launched in a two-day inception meeting hosted by the University of Cape Coast, bringing together six partner institutions from Africa and Europe to enhance postgraduate pharmaceutical and health sciences education.