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 Por Moura Leite Netto
24 / April / 2026 “When you want to do research without being confined to theory, the field of health is a great intersection.” Einstein Hospital Israelita researcher analyzes Brazil’s public health system, supports clinical research, and formulates public policy based on her business background Por Marília Marasciulo
22 / April / 2026 Harald Gaski: “Indigenous peoples can also have journals of excellence” Former editor of the only scientific journal written entirely in an Indigenous language and indexed in DOAJ discusses language preservation, academic decolonization, and the limits of international recognition Por Samuel Fernandes
21 / April / 2026 Adopting emerging technologies in early career enhances visibility and scientific impact Editorial outlines practical guidelines for researchers seeking greater visibility by adopting largely unexplored early-stage methods and technologies Por Yasmim Cunha
20 / April / 2026 Researchers learn science communication in workshops Science communication workshops in Ecuador train researchers in social media, presentations, and privilege management Por Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade
17 / April / 2026 International programs seek scientific talent in response to US budget cuts Initiatives in countries such as Germany, France, and Brazil are increasing their support for US-based researchers seeking a more stable environment Por Samuel Fernandes
16 / April / 2026 Can social media impact your health? Case against Meta and YouTube reignites debate Researcher compares the impact of Big Tech to that of the tobacco industry and advocates for new regulatory framework to protect children and adolescents Por Gabriela Monteiro
15 / April / 2026 Hugo Aguilaniu: “Without scientific philanthropy, Brazil is giving up on risk.” Serrapilheira Institute director assesses Brazil’s research funding system and links risk aversion to the absence of a Brazilian Nobel laureate Por Daniel Dieb
13 / April / 2026 “Without data, renewal in science becomes just rhetoric” A researcher at the Federal University of ABC mapped the academic age of faculty members across the country and identified limited renewal at the foundation of graduate programs. Por Yasmim Cunha
10 / April / 2026 DATASUS: why Brazil collects so much health data—but still makes few decisions using it Open-access databases have put Brazil on the global map, but fragmentation and gaps make it difficult to turn information into health decisions Por Marília Marasciulo
