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Researchers analyze movements opposed to Brazil's emancipation from Portugal, revisiting the process of establishing the Brazilian state and its relationship with Hispanic America
By Christina Queiroz
The country's participation in the world conference includes work on retractions, training, and data quality
By Fabrício Marques
Event in Cape Town, South Africa, addresses the need to expand the concept of research responsibility
Reform seeks to make the curriculum more attractive, but its implementation is marked by inequalities
To grow, the country needs to improve education and help young people enter the job market
Lower numbers of master's and PhD graduates in 2020 due to the pandemic and lower demand for advanced degrees sparks debate about the system that provides future researchers and high-level professionals in Brazil
With more head of commercial cattle than any other country in the world, Brazil is striving to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions associated with cattle farming
By Yuri Vasconcelos and Domingos Zaparolli
Strategies with the potential to reduce the sector’s impact on Earth’s climate are already available to farmers
The pandemic has exacerbated a decline in immunization rates, which fell by 65% in some states in 2020
By Ricardo Zorzetto
The emerging field of implementation science seeks to accelerate the application of evidence-based knowledge
Uncommon in the history of modern art, in Brazil some women artists gained recognition during their own lifetimes
New research sheds light on modernist projects in Brazil's furthest reaches
The Centenary of the Week of Modern Art is marked by reflections about its influence on Brazilian culture
Wind and solar energy expected to continue increasing their share in the power generation mix over the coming years
By Yuri Vasconcelos
Historic drought exposes vulnerabilities in Brazil’s electricity system, which is heavily dependent on hydroelectric plants
In the last two decades, Brazil has created 88 geographical indications for products such as coffee, cheese, and wine
By Marcos Pivetta
Greater inclusion of black and mixed-race students in higher education is leaving its fingerprints on science output
Affirmative action has broadened black people’s access to the most competitive undergraduate programs in Brazil, but the impact on black jobs has been limited
Research in the human and social sciences is helping cities develop plans to adapt to the new reality of life on Earth
Studies indicate that almost 80% of 405 recent extreme events were more frequent or intense due to changes caused by humans
Human activity is driving global warming and amplifying extreme droughts and rainfall, says the IPCC
Over the course of its history, INPE has become known for its important contributions to various scientific fields
Brazil’s most important space research center celebrates its 60th anniversary with a reduced budget, research projects facing uncertain futures, and major challenges ahead
Combined with census data, new technologies are expanding the reach of demographic studies
Modern census methods can now better capture the reality of Brazilian society
Demographic censuses have offered insight into Brazilian society and fueled research in academia
CAPES and CNPq have each played a central role in building the research ecosystem in Brazil
The United States plans to invest heavily in STI to accelerate its economic recovery and respond to China's threat to its technological leadership
By Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade
Successive budget cuts have eroded Brazil’s capacity to fund research
Investing in the training of teachers and the sharing of knowledge between schools helps improve student performance
