24 / June / 2026 When science turns on those who get it right The Economist journalist Matt Kaplan explores why scientific paradigms are so resistant to change—and the price paid by researchers who dare challenge the consensus By Diogo Rodriguez
03 / June / 2026 Daraxonrasib: the story of a drug that took 44 years to develop A New York Times report chronicles four decades of research culminating in the development of daraxonrasib, a drug that doubled the overall survival of patients with metastatic pancreatic cancer By Diogo Rodriguez
06 / November / 2025 Authors propose new perspective on dialogue between different knowledge areas Newly published work seeks to reexamine the connection between different forms of knowledge based on the concept of “partial overlaps” By Bruno de Pierro
14 / February / 2025 Behind the scenes of gene editing Walter Isaacson’s work is essential to understanding the ways biochemist Jennifer Doudna contributed to the development of CRISPR-Cas9 By Davi Coe Torres
07 / June / 2024 The lessons learned from COVID-19 Pharmacist and former Dean of Unifesp recommends a book that reflects on the challenges faced during the pandemic and why we should not forget them By Soraya Soubhi Smaili
30 / April / 2024 An account of the main themes of science Sociologist recommends CGEE report that addresses scientific topics from the perspective of management and strategic studies By Marcelo Augusto de Paiva dos Santos
18 / March / 2024 The origin of the opioid epidemic in the United States Biomedical scientist and science educator recommends a book that tells the story of a drug identified as one of the causes of the country’s health crisis By Jonathan Vicente
14 / August / 2023 Sexism in science Founder of the Parent in Science initiative recommends book on gender inequality in the academic environment By Fernanda Staniscuaski*
