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For 200 years, the National Museum contributed knowledge in the natural sciences and inspired the creation of several other science museums
By Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade
Environmental legislation helps reconnect Atlantic Forest fragments in agricultural regions across Brazil
Biologist wins environmental conservation award for her wildlife monitoring and management startup
Balanced and thought-provoking presentations can help disseminate research results and open doors to new opportunities
The Sobral eclipse was also observed by scientific expeditions from Brazil and the US
Observation of the 1919 solar eclipse from Brazil and Africa provided the first experimental proof of Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity
By Marcos Pivetta and Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade
Brazilian chemist awarded a grant from the MacArthur Foundation for her contributions to the improvement of cancer diagnostic tools
Undergraduate research projects can help students decide whether to continue onto graduate programs
Seventy years ago, a movement led by a group of scientists catalyzed the creation of the Brazilian Center for Physics Research
Studies investigate the profile of women who are victims of domestic violence in Brazil
Image processing systems are increasingly being used for industrial applications, from helping people with disabilities to diagnosing disease
At least 79 academics around the world violently attacked or killed in less than a year
The president of the German Research Foundation, the DFG, believes it’s necessary to preserve space for research guided by scientists' curiosity
Philosopher combines psychoanalysis and literature to create a reading project for public school students
Researchers can benefit from well-planned retirement
A scientific expedition to Ceará in the mid-nineteenth century helped to expand collections at the National Museum
Facial recognition systems are becoming increasingly popular in Brazil and are already in use to prevent fraud, identify university exam participants, monitor travelers, and check in air passengers
New editor in chief of Nature talks about the challenge of overcoming the reproducibility crisis and the rise of open access
Brazilian combines her interests in economics and public administration to study tax systems at a research institution in the United Kingdom
Lack of support and a hostile environment contribute to high dropout rates among women in STEM fields
USP’s School of Pharmaceutical Sciences reaches its 120th anniversary as a leading institution in medicines, clinical and toxicological testing, and food science
After spending his childhood working in a landfill, Dorival dos Santos Filho concludes his doctorate in linguistics
Market analysis can help researchers create a strong academic résumé, increasing research opportunities
Areas of the Amazon flooded by dams may lead to an increase of the mercury levels in fish consumed by local residents
As a victim of persecution, a Malian man transforms a personal experience into a focus of study for his doctorate at USP
PhD graduates face struggle to find work
The National Institute of Educational Filmmaking played a fundamental role in science instruction and dissemination in Brazil
Concern about the quality of water resources leads a young woman from the state of Santa Catarina to work for the UN
