Fabrício Marques

Evaluation

Experts analyze the risks and benefits of using artificial intelligence to measure researcher performance

Study used machine learning to analyze résumés and predict who would receive a CNPq grant

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Interview

Ruy Caldas: From Grande sertão to plant biochemistry

At 84, the agronomist who cultivated research teams and programs across Brazilian universities looks back on his career

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Good practices

Canada’s Medical Association apologizes for bad conduct with native peoples

Organ admits it has not abided to the ethical standards demanded by the profession

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Scientific Production

National consortium takes over management and funding of the SciELO library

Partnership between CAPES, CNPq, and FAPESP reaffirms Brazil’s commitment to open-access scientific journals

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Good practices

Authenticated research results

Initiative compiles scientific articles accompanied by studies that verify their conclusions

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Pesquisa FAPESP 25 years

Content published in the early issues sparked debates and backed Brazilian science

Researchers talk about how their fields of interest have evolved since the magazine was created

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Interview

Milton Thiago de Mello: Sharp memories of a centenarian

At 108, the veterinarian revisits his military and research career and discusses his contribution towards combating brucellosis and training primatologists

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Good practices

The calculating cat

Biologist reveals flaws in academic metrics by attributing fake studies and manipulated citations to his family pet

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Indicators

Clear signs of recovery in laboratories

FAPESP Annual Report shows that São Paulo’s scientific community regained momentum in 2023

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Interview

Emmanuel Tourinho: The rainforest won’t survive without traditional populations

According to the dean of UFPA, social degradation in the Amazon also threatens to destroy the biome

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GOOD PRACTICES

Tricks to increase prestige

Seventeen journals temporarily stripped of impact factor due to suspicions that citation figures were being manipulated

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PUBLIC POLICIES

Methodology maps inequality in education networks

Methodology maps inequality in education networks

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INDICATORS

Research finding its way into society

A new survey reveals the extent to which research in São Paulo has shaped public policies around the world

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COOPERATION

Life below the forest canopy

The Amazon+10 Initiative unites researchers from 25 Brazilian states and abroad to raise awareness of the region's social and biological diversity

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GOOD PRACTICES

Detours in the labyrinth of Alzheimer’s disease

Author of Nature article cited more than 2,500 times acknowledges image manipulation and requests retraction

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Cover

The challenge of understanding what animals feel

Strategies created to measure pain and try to decipher animals’ emotions

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Good practices

Training that borders on misconduct

Scientific writing companies offer young doctors competing for grants and jobs in the USA the chance to be named as authors of articles produced in workshops

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HUMAN RESOURCES

Interest in graduate programs falls in Brazil

Universities and the government evaluate changes to master's degrees and doctorates

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GOOD PRACTICES

The echo of ancient words

Researchers and journals discuss limits on when authors can reuse excerpts from their previous work in new articles

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Good practices

Hell is other people

Researchers tend to overestimate their academic honesty, suggests study of more than 11,000 Swedish scientists and doctoral students

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Indicators

Brazilian research serves as a reference for public policies in several countries, study shows

Survey highlights the influence of articles by scientists from the state of São Paulo

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Planning

Preparatory events gather suggestions for the National Conference on Science, Technology, and Innovation

Dozens of meetings held across Brazil bring together the scientific community and other sectors of society

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Good practices

Signs of forced consent

Suspicion that ethnic groups were coerced into providing data and biological samples calls 96 forensic genetics articles into question

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Equality

Breaking down structural barriers

Research network covering 16 countries maps gender inequality in the scientific environment and shares strategies to tackle the issue

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Good practices

Shining a light on the dark history of racism

Two-hundred-year-old scientific journal acknowledges its own connections with slavery and complicity in prejudice

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Open access

Radical change in science communication

International consortium proposes new model for publishing articles and research results

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Cooperation

Collaborations and scientific expeditions in the rainforest

Amazonia+10 Initiative brings together researchers from 25 Brazilian states and abroad to improve understanding of the region's social and biological diversity

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Interview

Jacques Marcovitch: USP has accomplished much and can do more

Former USP dean Jacques Marcovitch looks back on contributions made by Brazil’s leading university as it turns 90, and explores his own research interests, including academic metrics, bioeconomy, and entrepreneurial innovation

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Good practices

High sensitivity

Social psychologists say that controversial research topics may be targeted by covert censorship, calling for more transparency in science

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Biodiversity

Incomplete jigsaw puzzles

IBGE analysis indicates that records of the occurrence of species of fauna and flora are unevenly distributed in the Brazilian territory

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