Issue # 354 _ August 2025
Cover
- Center in São Paulo will test modified immune cells to treat blood cancer in 81 patients
- Goal is to fight leukemia and lymphoma resistant to chemo and radiotherapy By Ricardo Zorzetto
- Scientists develop anti-tumor immune cell that reduces rejection risk
- CAR-NK lymphocytes could be produced in advance for use in numerous patients By Ricardo Zorzetto
Public policies
Brazil’s National Education Plan improves access to schooling but fails to meet most of its targets
By Christina QueirozFunding
Budget amendments used as a complementary source of funding for public universities
By Sarah SchmidtInterview
Cape Verdean researcher warns of the dangers of inequality in research networks
By Fabrício MarquesEpidemiology
Survey records high use of vapes among young people
Most teens continue to use e-cigarettes after trying them for the first time
By Mariana CeciGreen energy
Brazilian scientists transform CO2 into fuel for ships, cars, and trucks
Ongoing projects seek to establish industrial production of renewable methanol, gasoline, and diesel
By Domingos Zaparolli