Global warming amplifies heat waves, which could affect Brazilian cities up to 15 times a year
November 14, 2025 5:06 pmThis type of extreme event has become more frequent, more intense, and longer-lasting in recent decades
This type of extreme event has become more frequent, more intense, and longer-lasting in recent decades
Aquarius III and Leo VI each have less than 5,000 stars, a very low number for this type of formation
Journal editors rebel against publisher, announcing mass resignation and intention to create a new journal
Study identifies universities and institutions around the world where article retractions and cases of scientific misconduct are particularly high
People accused of sexual harassment lose more citations than those accused of scientific misconduct, study finds
Survey identifies plants that produce nectar outside of their flowers, attracting ants that protect them
Almost one in four Brazilians has hypertension, a condition that mainly affects women and the elderly
Cerritos in present-day Rio Grande do Sul were the scene of pre-Columbian social and cultural rituals
Census shows that the number of people without an education has halved since 2000, while the number of graduates has tripled
Chilean researchers discover innovative way to harvest water from fog in the Atacama Desert
WHO launches global standard to protect the hearing of children and young people who play video games
Fossilized specimens found in Honduras provide evidence of avocado domestication
1.5 billion m³ of rain fell in Porto Alegre and the surrounding region in May 2024
Africa leads in road deaths due to structural problems, such as poor roads and lack of law enforcement
Decline in genetic diversity may have contributed to the extinction of the Neanderthals
Swedish scientists create recyclable perovskite solar cell
One in ten children and teenagers presents some form of disordered eating behavior
Solar System passed through the Orion constellation, which may have influenced Earth's climate
Wild wolves approached humans in search of food and domesticated themselves
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MCTI faced funding gaps but created a robust bureaucratic machine
American government slashed jobs and resources at funding agencies, froze scholarships, and punished universities
Study looks into how 240 academic laboratories interact with industry
Brazilian scientist develops membranes that act as sophisticated filters, while also working on the permeability of science across genders and countries
Lack of policies to improve togetherness and the deteriorating educational infrastructure contribute to a rise in aggression at institutions across the country
Emotional distress and increased access to firearms lead to extreme attacks at educational institutions
MCTI spending increased significantly between 2020 and 2024
Pioneering research on working-class families adopted innovative methods to investigate income and spending on food and other basic necessities
Ethnographer and historian José Rafael Medeiros Coelho seeks to establish connections between Antakya and São Paulo
Water sample viewed under a microscope resembles a crown