engineering universities in Europe and of Partnership of a European Group of Aeronautics and Space Universities (PEGASUS). Academic rankings IST is among the most productive engineering schools in Europe, according to a 2019 ranking. Instituto Superior Técnico - World's TOP 50 Eng Univ 2018 Instituto Superior Técnico. World's 8th Best Civil Eng Univ 2017 Locations and facilities Currently IST has three campi: Alameda campus, located in the centre of Lisbon, completed in 1929. Taguspark campus, located in Oeiras, opened in 2000. IST Tecnológico e Nuclear campus, the former Instituto Tecnológico Nuclear, located in Loures, transferred to IST in 2011. IST benefits from an IBM supercomputer built in 2007, which is one of the most powerful in Portugal (1.6 TFLOPS as of 2007). Notable alumni IST alumni have held prominent positions in both the private and public sectors of Portuguese society, including several businesspeople, politicians, three Prime Ministers of Portugal, one of which became Secretary-General of the United Nations. Alfredo Nobre da Costa, Prime Minister of Portugal (1978), Minister for Industry and Technology (1975–76) Alberto Romão Dias, former State Secretary for Higher Education, university professor, chemical-industrial engineering (1964-2007) Ângelo Correia, politician and business administrator, chemical-industrial engineering (1968) António Câmara, founder and CEO of YDreams, Prémio Pessoa winner, researcher and professor at the Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia da Universidade Nova de Lisboa, civil engineering António Guterres, former Prime Minister of Portugal; former president of the Socialist International and former United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees; current Secretary-General of the United Nations, electrical engineering (1971) João J. R. Fraústo da Silva, former Minister for Education (1982–83) João de Deus Pinheiro, politician, Minister of Education, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Member of the European Parliament, European Commissioner, rector, university professor, chemical-industrial engineering (1970) João Pavão Martins, founder of SISCOG, full professor of Computer Science and Engineering at IST, mechanical engineering (1976) (later got a master's degree in computer science and a PhD in Artificial intelligence from State University of New York at Buffalo). José Manuel Bento dos Santos, businessman, trader, metals broker, cook, gastronomer, chemical-industrial engineering. José Manuel Tribolet, full professor of Information Systems, PhD from MIT, co-founder and chairman of INESC-ID, electrical engineering (1971). Luis Veiga da Cunha, Minister for Education (1979–80) Manuela M. Veloso, researcher in robotics, professor at Carnegie Mellon University Maria de Lurdes Pintasilgo, first woman to serve as Prime Minister of Portugal, chemical-industrial engineering (1953) Isabel Gago the second