08 / July / 2026 Brazil a potential global leader in cell and gene therapies, says Martin Bonamino INCA researcher discusses the challenges of using CAR-T cells, how access could be expanded through Brazil’s public health system (SUS), and the potential of gene editing to transform medicine Por Moura Leite Netto
07 / July / 2026 Writing research articles and proposals requires different skills Authors compile recommendations for researchers at every career stage, from PhD students to senior faculty members, to help them develop their academic writing and improve their chances of securing funding Por Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade
02 / July / 2026 What hinders interdisciplinary researchers Australian study links interdisciplinary careers to temporary contracts, slow career progression, and lower pay Por Daniel Dieb
01 / July / 2026 El Niño 2026 raises concerns in Brazil Technical note predicts a high likelihood of the phenomenon developing in the second semester, putting extreme heat, droughts, flooding, and Brazil’s public health preparedness in the spotlight. Por Bruno de Pierro
30 / June / 2026 What motivates early-career researchers to communicate science? Lennart Banse discusses why symbolic recognition of science communication does not always translate into concrete support Por Bruno de Pierro
29 / June / 2026 Early-career research supervisors must foster integration and provide emotional support A paper published in PLOS Computational Biology offers practical guidance on defining project scope, promoting autonomy, and embracing open science for supervisors starting out Por Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade
26 / June / 2026 Europe proposes minimum standards to protect researchers Science Europe report calls for job stability, salary transparency, social security, and better prospects in academia Por Daniel Dieb
25 / June / 2026 Young researchers under growing pressure to remain in science Nature Index survey reveals less autonomy, greater risk of leaving research, and generational differences over impact and open access Por Daniel Dieb
24 / June / 2026 When science turns on those who get it right The Economist journalist Matt Kaplan explores why scientific paradigms are so resistant to change—and the price paid by researchers who dare challenge the consensus Por Diogo Rodriguez
22 / June / 2026 Why feeding AI with documents is not enough for high-quality scientific review Researcher recommends an incremental approach to analyzing papers, enabling greater control, traceability, and critical thinking Por Juliana Protásio
