Higher education growing in Brazil
January 20, 2026 10:39 amHigher education growing in Brazil
Higher education growing in Brazil
University ranking uses indicators linked to scientific misconduct to classify institutions
One in seven biomedical papers published in 2024 was written with support from artificial intelligence, study shows
Journal stops publishing papers amid investigation into suspected misconduct
Sociologist and political scientist Eurídice Monteiro highlights Africa’s role in the global scientific dialogue
Although they help fill budget gaps, researchers are concerned about growing dependence on the mechanism
UFRJ researcher helped develop Brazil’s ultracentrifuge technology for uranium enrichment
CAR-NK lymphocytes could be produced in advance for use in numerous patients
Goal is to fight leukemia and lymphoma resistant to chemo and radiotherapy
Ten three-toed sloths die in Amazon heatwave
Membrane could reduce energy consumption in oil refining
Dengue fever less severe in people of African descent
Dengue fever less severe in people of African descent
Filament of superhot gas connects four galaxy clusters
Vaccine in gel form helps control rabies transmission in bats
443-million-year-old arthropods withstood major climate changes
Compound used in sunscreen and other cosmetics hinders plastic degradation
Platypus sex determined by hormone-derived gene
Guide presents 59 snake species found in the Pampas
Scientists test microwave device for detecting cancer in blood
Almost 1 in 3 Brazilians aged over 60 have lost all of their teeth
Indigenous people who lived in Colombia 6,000 years ago left no descendants
Huge volumes of used clothing sent to Africa are polluting rivers
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It looks like a tennis ball, but it is actually a microstructure that could be used to produce refractory ceramics
Research finds rarities and widens access to little-known musical archives
New studies revisit the legacy of Jorge Amado, revealing an author deeply engaged with racial, class, and gender issues
A nanosatellite developed in Brazil is designed to help rescue small boats during maritime emergencies
New generation of imaging systems will avoid the breast compression and radiation of traditional mammography