Economy

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Global fight for the skies

The global aviation market is dominated by four manufacturers, but new companies want to enter the contest

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COVER

A deal in the air

Boeing and Embraer discuss a business union that could create the largest aviation conglomerate in the world

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ECONOMICS

The theory of mental accounting

The theory of mental accounting

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retrospect

Innovation during the Empire

First patents law helped encourage innovation in Brazil in the 19th century

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keun lee

Windows of opportunity

Economist examines how technology industry leaders emerge

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E-XFEL

The largest source of X-ray lasers is now operational

The largest source of X-ray lasers is now operational

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brexit

The cost of Brexit for science

UK will have to spend 1.3 billion euros per year in European projects

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Data

R&D expenditure

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ECONOMICS

Persistent effects of immigration

People with non-Iberian surnames earn higher salaries than other Brazilians

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PUBLIC HEALTH 

Medicine math

Study maps changes in federal spending on the purchase of medications

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INNOVATION

Reasons to award incentives

IMF and OECD suggest tax incentives for companies to do more research

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Research & Development

Outliers

Cooperation between businesses and universities is not always strong

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Data

Number of researchers

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Economics

Good news for sugarcane

In addition to environmental benefits, an increase in ethanol production has helped to improve people’s lives in the countryside

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Networks of Knowledge 

The DNA of innovation in metropolises

Researcher shows how big universities influence the economy and environment of the urban regions where they are located

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DEVELOPMENT

A guiding star for industry

Books discuss ways to address the deindustrialization of Brazil’s economy

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COVER

The impacts of investing

The impacts of investing

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COVER

Growing demands

Partnerships seek to understand judicialization of health

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ECONOMICS

Cooperatives against the crisis

Projects study worker groups formed to take control of bankrupt companies

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INDICATORS

A worrisome calm

PINTEC finds stability in the number of Brazilian companies

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Litigation

Industrial policy in check

Brazil is expected to revise industrial policy and R&D incentives

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Cover

Innovations in brewing

Investments in research are improving the quality of Brazilian beer

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Economy

Forecast downturn in public R&D investments

Forecast downturn in public R&D investments

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DISSEMINATION

Duel of the mega-journals

Dispute points to changes in the scientific publications market

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EPHEMERALITY

Time for transformative innovation

Conference marks 50 years of the Science Policy Research Unit

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NOBEL PRIZE

Autophagy, topological transitions and molecular machines

Autophagy, topological transitions and molecular machines

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brain drain

Threats of layoffs in Russia

Government of Russia plans to dismiss government researchers

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COVER

The impacts of investing

Times of crisis bring renewed demand for returns on publicly funded research

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Dengue

The global cost of dengue

According to a study, dengue generated an expenditure of $8.9 billion in 2013

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Art

Movies at the mall

The new model of theaters encourages moviegoers to spend more

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