04 / June / 2026 Frontier science takes risk, but Brazil still punishes failure Experts say that truly innovative projects require safer environments in which to make mistakes, recombine knowledge, and challenge paradigms By Daniel Dieb
25 / May / 2026 National Clinical Research Program set to speed up new drug and therapy development in Brazil Besides increasing patient diversity in clinical trials, the Ministry of Health program seeks to accelerate drug development in Brazil By Samuel Antenor
13 / May / 2026 Artificial intelligence: how does it generate uncertainty in science? See what the expert says Sociologist Glauco Arbix of USP says the current scenario requires not only technical proficiency, but also critical reflection on the role of the researcher By Editorial staff
27 / April / 2026 Science in Latin America is growing, but underinvestment continues, says Gabriela Dutrénit A leading figure in innovation policy, Mexican researcher analyzes structural constraints and pathways for increasing the region’s scientific prominence By Moura Leite Netto
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 By Editorial staff
16 / March / 2026 Software and physicians show similar performance in estimating ICU length of stay Brazilian study identifies limitations in projections based on both clinical experience and digital tools, but highlights that both can be important allies in resource management By Arthur Almeida
06 / March / 2026 Protein design: how scientists are creating tailor-made molecules to tackle major challenges Using computational models and AI, scientists are developing proteins to address scientific and technological problems By Samuel Fernandes
18 / February / 2026 How is AI reshaping scientific practice—and why does this require governance and ethical reflection? Incorporating artificial intelligence into research routines increases productivity but poses new challenges for transparency and institutional accountability By Bruno de Pierro
13 / February / 2026 Deep techs and Brazil’s development Research at universities shows that cutting-edge science, a sound legal framework, and strong institutional support can turn new knowledge into economic and social impact By André Galembeck
12 / February / 2026 “It wasn’t my plan”: One researcher’s journey from academia to the business world Physicist Amanda Bernardes explains how her academic training paved the way for her work in developing biotechnological solutions in the private sector By Marina Gomes
