27 / October / 2025 Pressure and lack of support: research reveals challenges faced by faculty staff in the UK Fewer than half of British faculty staff feel able to deal with their workload; report carries recommendations that may inspire changes in Brazil Por Roseane Santos
24 / October / 2025 Career change: “Scientific education needs to be seen as a professional asset” Skills developed in research can be decisive in a transition to the labor market, says expert Por Diogo Rodriguez
22 / October / 2025 Autism, paracetamol, and scientific uncertainty: What the most recent evidence tells us Statement by Donald Trump on supposed relationship between paracetamol and autism fires debate on scientific uncertainties and challenges in diagnosing autism spectrum disorder Por Samuel Fernandes
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
26 / September / 2025 Support for science in the US resists polarization and funding cuts Seven in ten Americans recognize the concrete benefits of science in their own personal experiences, according to an ASTC survey Por Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade
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
10 / September / 2025 Healthcare careers resist economic crises and unemployment driven by automation The sector’s high employability is due to factors such as population aging and increased demand for healthcare Por Editorial staff
08 / September / 2025 Psychiatric genetics: Studies ignore Latin America and widen inequalities Lack of ethnic diversity in research may deprive mixed-race populations of more accurate diagnoses and personalized treatments for psychiatric disorders Por Gilberto Stam
