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15 / April / 2025 Scientific self-correction: How David Mech undid the concept of “alpha wolf” American researcher reflects upon scientific self-correction and the challenges of updating knowledge in the face of deep-rooted concepts Por Diogo Rodriguez
14 / April / 2025 Research managers: Vital support for the advancement of science Management professionals help to reduce excessive workloads for researchers through administrative and planning support Por José Belém de Oliveira Neto
11 / April / 2025 Psychological suffering in academia: The pressure to publish more and improve indicators Excessive use of metrics to assess researcher performance and determine career progression can lead to burnout and mental health disorders Por Eduarda Antunes Moreira
25 / March / 2025 Psychological suffering in academia: The burden of relationships and therelentless pursuit of productivity Deteriorating mental health among scientists and postgrads suggests structural changes are needed in the Brazilian research environment Por Eduarda Antunes Moreira
10 / March / 2025 “Philanthropy plays a crucial role in supporting science” Philanthropic organizations set to play a growing role as budgets are cut, says France Córdova, former director of the NSF Por Bruno de Pierro
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
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 Por Davi Coe Torres
31 / January / 2025 Artificial intelligence: Risks for science and communication Defining priorities and focusing on the human being are essential to guide better research with generative artificial intelligence Por Pollyana Ferrari
