#Careers 22 / August / 2025 Designing architecture for better health Eleonora Zioni combines architecture and neuroscience to improve the patient experience por Gabriela Monteiro
#Careers 22 / July / 2025 How to reinvent your career on the job market? Expert highlights eight ways researchers can pivot their careers and make use of their skills at private companies, NGOs, and in public administration por Gabriela Monteiro
#Careers 28 / July / 2025 “Scientists need to speak social network language” Settled in the USA, a Brazilian biomedical engineer turns his research routine into content for followers on social networks por Letícia Naísa
#Essays 29 / August / 2025 Beyond the laboratory Alyne Teixeira: Different professional options require attention to opportunities and the courage to face challenges por Alyne Teixeira
#Columns 01 / September / 2025 Why is birdsong good for us? More than just good for our health, bird sounds are an indicator of nature’s own well-being por Lis Leão
# 26 / August / 2025 Location influences academic productivity in the life sciences Researchers who move to higher-performing institutions tend to publish more, according to analysis of data from 300,000 US scientists por Editorial staff
# 15 / August / 2025 International workshop explores links between nature, climate, and health in aging populations Meeting organized by research institutions from Brazil, Canada, and the USA will take place on August 21 and will take an interactive approach por Editorial staff
# 23 / July / 2025 Science diplomacy, the climate crisis, and global health on the agenda at Science Arena event in August The event will take place in São Paulo on August 6, providing a chance to discuss the role of international scientific collaborations in tackling the climate crisis and its effects on global health por Editorial staff
# 15 / July / 2025 Researchers use prompt injection to manipulate AI in peer review Hidden commands embedded in manuscripts instruct artificial intelligence systems to only issue positive opinions por Diogo Rodriguez
# 07 / July / 2025 Floods increase risk of violence against women, study says Global research shows that women exposed to extreme climate events have 10.78% more chance of suffering violence at the hands of an intimate partner por Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade
# 07 / July / 2025 Lack of doctors doing clinical research triggers warning in United Kingdom Report by Medical Research Council defends coordinated action to revert declining numbers of medical professionals doing scientific research in the country por Editorial staff
# 20 / June / 2025 Online gambling exposes health issues and regulatory challenges Gambling websites are growing in popularity worldwide, affecting the finances and mental health of millions of people por Editorial staff
#Careers Four teacher development strategies Expert lists the priority skills for improving teaching practices and encouraging more student-centered approaches
Essays S&T Policy Biotechnology Cell Therapy Molecular Genetics Public Health scientific integrity Wellness & Mental Health Big Data & Digital Health Infectious Diseases Environment Aging Érika Bevilaqua Rangel 03 / June / 2025 Diabetic kidney disease needs to be mitigated Developing new therapies is essential to reducing the impact of diabetes mellitus on people affected by the disease
Columns Environment Public Health Wellness & Mental Health Well-being & Digital Health Infectious Diseases S&T Policy scientific integrity Biotechnology Aging Big Data & Digital Health Eliseth Leão 29 / May / 2025 Between notes and feelings: Music, health, and spirituality Throughout history, music has been used to access immaterial dimensions of the human being, acting on health and spirituality for physical and psychological well-being
16 / May / 2025 Another way of living academia is possible The challenge of building a more accommodating and inclusive academic environment, where the mental health of young researchers is prioritized
