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08 / November / 2023 Records of Brazilian medical education Study identifies first bibliographic record of medical and surgical texts used by professors and students in the country in the nineteenth century Por Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade
02 / October / 2023 The other side of the brain drain The emigration of highly skilled professionals may help create collaborative networks among researchers, states UNICAMP’s science policy expert Por Moura Leite Netto
28 / September / 2023 The challenge of publishing preprints Study assesses the responsibilities and shortcomings of media coverage of papers that have not been peer-reviewed Por Ricardo Muniz
24 / August / 2023 Between data and metadata How research institutions have come together to create a data repository network Por Claudia Bauzer Medeiros*
23 / August / 2023 Public research and new molecules Public sector research institutions were responsible for the discovery of 364 drugs and vaccines approved in the USA over the last four decades Por Editorial staff
14 / August / 2023 More inclusive health Researchers discuss ways to expand access and improve health outcomes in Brazil Por Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade
14 / August / 2023 Sexism in science Founder of the Parent in Science initiative recommends book on gender inequality in the academic environment Por Fernanda Staniscuaski*
10 / August / 2023 Rethinking the article review process Peter Schulz, a scholar of scientific communication at Unicamp, discusses the challenges of making the peer-review process more open and transparent Por Ricardo Muniz
01 / August / 2023 Two months to retract British parliamentary committee recommends maximum period for retraction of scientific articles Por Editorial staff
