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24 / October / 2025 Career change: “Scientific education needs to be seen as a professional asset” Skills developed in research can be decisive in a transition to the labor market, says expert Por Diogo Rodriguez
11 / September / 2025 Polylaminin and pathways toward regenerating the spinal cord After 25 years of research, a substance developed at UFRJ shows potential to restore movement in patients with complete spinal cord injuries Por Diogo Rodriguez
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
15 / April / 2025 Scientific self-correction: How David Mech undid the concept of “alpha wolf” American researcher reflects upon scientific self-correction and the challenges of updating knowledge in the face of deep-rooted concepts Por Diogo Rodriguez
09 / April / 2025 Trump’s tariffs make science more expensive in the US and could have a global impact Protectionist measures raise research costs and threaten scientific supply chains amid rising trade tensions Por Diogo Rodriguez
