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 Por 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 Por André Galembeck
06 / February / 2026 Can specific experiences serve as a parameter for different research professionals? Based on studies of AI, the researcher highlights the need to assimilate the various dimensions of digital life and their influence on science careers Por Camila De Paoli Leporace
03 / February / 2026 Causal inference beyond statistics Classic article shows that establishing cause-and-effect relationships requires theory, context, and multiple sources of evidence—not just good statistical models Por Thiago Cerqueira Silva
06 / January / 2026 Applying science to a nation’s most urgent challenges Karin Herrera, vice president of Guatemala, discusses how scientific training guides public decision-making in a country with marked inequalities Por Bruno de Pierro
08 / October / 2025 Artificial intelligence: Practical uses and ethical limits in science ChatGPT, SciSpace, Anara: AI specialist Rebeca Scalco says tools need to work for scientists, not the other way around Por Gabriela Monteiro
01 / October / 2025 AI may worsen inequalities in the Global South, warn scientists Specialists at the 17th TWAS General Conference highlight the risks of a lack of infrastructure, dependence on other countries, and technological concentration Por Marília Marasciulo
30 / September / 2025 Event debates the role of science in tackling urgent global challenges AI, the climate crisis, and regional inequalities on the agenda at the 17th TWAS General Conference in Rio de Janeiro Por Marília Marasciulo
25 / September / 2025 Mayo Clinic’s efforts to connect global clinical data A decentralized data network is essential to address the health impacts of the climate crisis, warns Mayo Clinic Platform’s Eric Harnisch Por Bruno de Pierro
15 / May / 2025 Otavio Berwanger: “We need to increase the efficiency of randomized clinical trials” Executive director of the George Institute for Global Health UK and chair in Clinical Trials at Imperial College London advocates for more efficient, innovative, and representative clinical trials based on pragmatic designs, digital technology, AI applications, routinely collected data, and patient and public involvement participation Por Gilberto Stam
