Highlights
Epidemiology
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The mental burden of the young
Frequency of psychiatric disorders doubles between end of infancy and start of adolescence
By Ricardo Zorzetto and Felipe Floresti
Data
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Impacts of Innovations with Environmental Benefits (IWEBs)
Research shows the importance of innovations with environmental benefits
By Redação
Good practices
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Cash reward for finding errors in influential articles
Over the next four years, a program based at the University of Bern, Switzerland, will pay experts to look for errors in over one hundred influential scientific articles. The more problems they find, the more money they will receive. Each will be paid a minimum of US$285 if they find nothing, rising to more than... View Article
By Redação
Good practices
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Scientist who publishes more than one paper per week has had 20 retracted
Saudi pharmacist Nabil Alhakamy has published 219 scientific articles since 2020—an average of more than one per week. The quality of his academic work, however, is now under question: more than 20 of his articles have been retracted in recent years, mostly due to problems with images and figures. The most recent was a paper... View Article
By Redação
PUBLIC POLICY
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Report identifies 476 invasive species in Brazil
Invasive plant and animal species threaten biodiversity and cause damage