Fabrício Marques

Retrospect

Multiple links in the innovation chain

FINEP celebrates its 50th anniversary with a broad mandate and a funding crisis

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JOURNALS

A stir in the library

German universities wrestle with publishing giant to expand open access

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DONATION

An auction for science

PR specialist left part of her estate to FAPESP to fund stem-cell research

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INNOVATION

Shared risk

Model offers companies funding and cooperation with research groups

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EDUCATION

Advances in graduate studies

Quadrennial CAPES evaluation shows increasing number and quality of courses

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Journals

Open access research

Open access to Brazilian journals is important, but its impact is limited

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The race towards Industry 4.0

Strategies to drive advanced manufacturing in Brazil

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Brazil’s Internet of Things

Internet of Things has the potential to increase economic productivity

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Obituary

An expert on curved spaces

Maryam Mirzakhani was the first woman to win the Fields Medal

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Indicators

Resilience during the crisis

FAPESP continues its pace of investment according to the institution’s report

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Eduardo S. Brondizio

Eduardo S. Brondizio: Urban Amazonia is invisible

Anthropologist highlights the vulnerability of urban Amazonia

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BIBLIOMETRICS

Whose signature is this?

New strategies for resolving ambiguities in bibliographic references

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STARTUPS

PIPE 20 years

FAPESP’s PIPE program has supported over 1,100 businesses

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Experiment over

The Science Without Borders student exchange program has ended

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COVER

Funding in crisis

The impact of federal budget cuts on Brazilian Research and Development efforts

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Symmetrical relationships

FAPESP strategy seeks balance in international collaboration

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The reality emerging from an avalanche of data

Analysis of data expands the field of activity for the humanities

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Funding

Risky questions

Institute to invest up to R$18 million per year in research in Brazil

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Gender

The search for balance

A study compares scientific output by women in a range of countries

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Research & Development

Outliers

Cooperation between businesses and universities is not always strong

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Awards

Celebrating Engineering

British award honors creators of digital imaging

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INDICATORS

Drawing a map of scientific competencies

Map shows distribution of scientific competencies in São Paulo

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Human resources 

Women’s odds in academia

Research suggests that having a higher proportion of women in a field does not guarantee female scholars an advantage in reaching the top of their career

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Genomics

Precision Medicine

RIDCs establish a platform for genetic data to support the search for personalized therapies

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Networks of Knowledge 

The DNA of innovation in metropolises

Researcher shows how big universities influence the economy and environment of the urban regions where they are located

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Science & Technology System 

Challenges made-to-order

Eighteen São Paulo private institutes conduct research in response to demands

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Acknowledgement

Mission: Thinking about the future of science

Anthropologist is appointed to a council that advises the U.S. government

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DEVELOPMENT

A guiding star for industry

Books discuss ways to address the deindustrialization of Brazil’s economy

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The impacts of investing

The impacts of investing

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University

Gears in motion

Assessment system at USP ties faculty goals to those of departments and units

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