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11 / May / 2026

How to involve early-career researchers in the management of scientific projects

A European case study describes structures and practices that promote the active participation of early-career researchers in research consortia

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08 / May / 2026

Policy brief: how to turn scientific research into public decision-making

Short document helps researchers translate evidence into recommendations for policymakers, legislators, and public authorities

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01 / May / 2026

Physician-scientists in Brazil: A vital career path still faces structural barriers

A study highlights direct benefits for patients but reveals structural barriers that hinder the development of this career path in the country

By Editorial staff

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24 / April / 2026

“When you want to do research without being confined to theory, the field of health is a great intersection.”

Einstein Hospital Israelita researcher analyzes Brazil’s public health system, supports clinical research, and formulates public policy based on her business background

By Marília Marasciulo

21 / April / 2026

Adopting emerging technologies in early career enhances visibility and scientific impact

Editorial outlines practical guidelines for researchers seeking greater visibility by adopting largely unexplored early-stage methods and technologies

By Yasmim Cunha

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20 / April / 2026

Researchers learn science communication in workshops

Science communication workshops in Ecuador train researchers in social media, presentations, and privilege management

By Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade

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19 / March / 2026

5 tips for applying academic experience to the corporate sector

Jaqueline Ribas, from the consultancy Pesquisa de Impacto, advises researchers on how to adapt their academic experience for selection processes in the private sector

By Editorial staff

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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

By Editorial staff

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13 / March / 2026

How does connecting with people protect the mental health of graduate students? An expert explains

Amid the constant demands of a research project, it is essential to remember the importance of human connection

By Editorial staff

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09 / March / 2026

How are institutions responsible for the mental health of graduate students? An expert explains

Master’s and PhD students face numerous challenges and bureaucratic hurdles along their research journey.

By Editorial staff

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