19 / February / 2025 The Lancet: “Authors are self-censoring” Editorials published by the BMJ Group and The Lancet stress that it is imperative for the scientific community not to shy away from confronting Donald Trump’s “harmful policies” Por Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade
03 / December / 2024 Twenty years of the Innovation Act: a promising seed in barren ground Despite the bold and modern set of legal instruments, the measures have not yet been enough to change the Brazilian economy’s capacity for innovation Por André Tortato Rauen
02 / July / 2024 We need to steer technological change The innovations we need cannot depend solely on spontaneous discoveries prompted by curiosity Por André Tortato Rauen
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 Por Marcelo Augusto de Paiva dos Santos
26 / March / 2024 Peer review: the challenge of making it more diverse Laura Feetham-Walker, from the British publishing company IOP Publishing, discusses the importance of engaging early career and female researchers in manuscript revision processes Por Moura Leite Netto
23 / November / 2023 Gaps in homicide knowledge Research on murders in the United States, where Black men are the most common victims, has gaps to be filled after 23 years of restrictions Por Editorial staff
02 / October / 2023 The other side of the brain drain The emigration of highly skilled professionals may help create collaborative networks among researchers, states UNICAMP’s science policy expert Por Moura Leite Netto
10 / August / 2023 Rethinking the article review process Peter Schulz, a scholar of scientific communication at Unicamp, discusses the challenges of making the peer-review process more open and transparent Por Ricardo Muniz
