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A new decree outlines measures to lift bureaucratic barriers and boost innovation in companies and universities
The expansion of international scientific collaborations is forming an innovation ecosystem that knows no borders, says a Brazilian economist
Reuse of scientific data is still uncommon, and varies depending on the field of knowledge
SpaceX accelerates private sector space race by putting an electric car into orbit
Study spanning 71 countries shows that survival rates for prostate cancer rose and pediatric cancer fell in Brazil
International study of brain scans suggests a link between the disease and cerebral atrophy
Amazonian frog species has more sex chromosomes than any other vertebrate
Areas of the Amazon flooded by dams can raise mercury levels in fish consumed by local residents
World Water Council President Benedito Braga discusses his expectations for this month's World Water Forum in Brasília
The tendency toward more torrential rains could change the course of rivers and wetlands in the Pantanal region
Princeton researcher discusses the challenges of applying a quantitative approach to biological systems
Intercommunicating pores in graphene oxide membranes help separate water from alcohol
International researchers are constantly looking for lighter particles in the hope of finding dark matter
Scheduled to start operating in April, Embraer's new aircraft delivers better-than-expected performance in certification tests
A new satellite system will soon resume collecting aquifer data from around the globe
In less than a decade, new dynamics in migration flows and key features of legislation have led to a 34-fold increase in requests for asylum in Brazil
