#News 17 / April / 2026 International programs seek talents from US Initiatives in countries such as Germany and Brazil are increasing their support for US-based researchers seeking a more stable environment por Samuel Fernandes
#News 16 / April / 2026 Can social media impact your heanth? Researcher compares the impact of Big Tech to that of the tobacco industry and advocates for new regulatory framework por Gabriela Monteiro
#News 06 / April / 2026 Use of AI in scientific research Early reliance on AI tools may undermine learning, critical thinking and the authenticity of academic work, according to a researcher por Editorial staff
#Interviews 08 / April / 2026 The role of randomized trials Karla Santo: Even in urgent contexts, such as occurred with COVID-19 vaccines, the necessary studies were conducted before approval por Moura Leite Netto
#Interviews 13 / March / 2026 Monoclonal antibodies against HIV Research led by Marina Caskey reveals the potential of monoclonal antibodies capable of neutralizing multiple strains of HIV por Samuel Fernandes
# 16 / April / 2026 Psyllium: Why do we still not fully understand its effects on the body? Used since antiquity, the compound can now be found in dietary supplements por Editorial staff
# 10 / April / 2026 DATASUS: why Brazil collects so much health data—but still makes few decisions using it Open-access databases have put Brazil on the global map, but fragmentation and gaps make it difficult to turn information into health decisions por Marília Marasciulo
# 08 / April / 2026 What’s next for Latin American science? Experts gather in São Paulo to discuss the future Organized by Einstein, “Voices of Latin American Science” examines innovation, science policy, and the challenges facing research in the region por Editorial staff
# 03 / April / 2026 Pressure to appear confident fuels impostor syndrome in the workplace Survey of 1,000 American workers suggests self-doubt is less about competence and more to do with organizational culture and behavior among leadership por Daniel Dieb
# 01 / April / 2026 Communicating scientific uncertainties can weaken support for public policies, study finds Study with over 1,100 participants finds that a lack of scientific consensus affects support for regulatory policies on microplastics por Editorial staff
# 31 / March / 2026 Citations in clinical practice guidelines do not always reflect true impact of research Study identifies hidden and symbolic citation patterns that distort the measurement of scientific impact in health policies por Editorial staff
# 23 / March / 2026 Women advance in science but struggle to reach academia’s top ranks A survey of 136 organizations reveals that 60% have gender equality policies, but fewer than 10% allocate a budget to implement them por Daniel Dieb
# 20 / March / 2026 Netherlands to create innovation agency modeled on DARPA New institution plans to spend €500 million euros on high-risk R&D and aims to bridge the “valley of death” between research and the market por Editorial staff
#News Technology helps identify malaria transmission zones in Brazil By analyzing location data from the mobile phones of residents of Manaus, researchers were able to map high-risk areas with greater precision and speed
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Essays Well-being & Digital Health Big Data & Digital Health S&T Policy Wellness & Mental Health Public Health scientific integrity Biotechnology Cell Therapy Molecular Genetics Infectious Diseases Environment Aging Patrícia Monteiro 12 / March / 2026 Clinical research from the inside A hybrid field within healthcare, clinical research presents challenges for which ethics, regulation, and protocols are essential to transforming science into evidence
Interviews S&T Policy Public Health Biotechnology scientific integrity Big Data & Digital Health Wellness & Mental Health Environment Infectious Diseases Artificial intelligence Clinical trials Global health Interview Aging Molecular Genetics Cell Therapy Hugo Aguilaniu 15 / April / 2026 “Philanthropy promotes other ways of thinking” Serrapilheira Institute director assesses Brazil’s research funding system and links risk aversion to the absence of a Brazilian Nobel laureate
18 / March / 2026 Academic life and the labor market: what skills do companies value? Science recruitment specialist explains how academic experience shapes professionals who can lead, communicate, and innovate, and why companies need them
