23 / February / 2026 From the lab bench to leadership: the turning point in a scientific career Einstein’s Ricardo Weinlich analyzes the gap in academic training and explains why running a laboratory requires management, strategy, and conflict mediation skills Por Editorial staff
16 / February / 2026 Polylaminins and laminin: Understanding the difference and their role in the placenta during pregnancy Each protein has distinct characteristics that influence the body in specific ways Por Editorial staff
13 / January / 2026 Spanish guide highlights best practices for communicating scientific integrity The Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology calls for transparency around errors and self-correction to promote a more realistic view of science Por Editorial staff
10 / November / 2025 Pioneering bacteria form microbiome in babies’ intestines British genome study identifies three bacterial species that initiate gut colonization in newborns, offering potential for the development of personalized probiotics Por Editorial staff
09 / October / 2025 Event debates nature-based interventions in Latin America A free webinar on October 17 will look at how nature-based practices can benefit health; open for registration Por Editorial staff
16 / September / 2025 Graphene foam reconnects spinal cord in rats A light, conductive material favors neural regeneration in spinal injuries, and may inspire new treatments for paralyses Por Editorial staff
10 / September / 2025 Healthcare careers resist economic crises and unemployment driven by automation The sector’s high employability is due to factors such as population aging and increased demand for healthcare Por Editorial staff
09 / September / 2025 Arteries on chips: Recent technology may speed up testing of new cardiovascular treatments Device developed in Holland faithfully simulates human blood vessels in preclinical studies Por Editorial staff
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
