Published annually by Clarivate Analytics, a list of the most cited scientists of the previous decade highlights a paradox in Brazilian research: despite constant growth of the country’s scientific output, few of its papers have a major international impact. In the 2021 edition of the list, released on November 16, only 21 of the 6,602 elite authors are from institutions in Brazil (0.3% of ...

In 2019, 64,368 scientific papers were published1 and indexed by the World of Science base with at least one author based in Brazil, representing an increase of 6.9% over 2018, when there were 60,203. This number accounts for 2.8% of global scientific output, which totals 2.33 million papers per year Authors based in São Paulo were involved …

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In the Paraíba State backland municipality of Sousa, dinosaurs are an attraction; abounding in preserved footprints, the Valley of the Dinosaurs conservation unit is open to visitors and home to a museum of fossils found in the area. Consequently, paleontologists were the group most interested in the region until recently. Now, archaeologists are …

It has been nearly three years since the last English edition of Pesquisa FAPESP. The pandemic and consequent suspension of face-to-face activities interrupted our periodic publication of articles originally published in Portuguese, although the English version of our website has been kept up to date (revistapesquisa.fapesp.br/en). Now, we are …

More than half (60.3%) of Brazilians say they are interested or very interested in science and technology (S&T), according to data from the 2023 Survey on Public Perception of S&T in Brazil.The results were released on May 15 by the Center for Management and Strategic Studies (CGEE) and the Brazilian Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation (MCTI).

Between 1994 and 2019, FAPESP invested R$1.88 billion (in 2019 values) in funding lines1 related to the internationalization of scientific research. In 2019 alone, the foundation allocated R$199 million to these areas, corresponding to 15.9% of its total annual funding (R$1.26 billion) The Research Internship Abroad program (BEPE) is currently FAPESP’s primary instrument for supporting the ...

In 2021, FAPESP invested R$1.01 billion in 19,692 research projects, 3.5% more than the R$978.3 million spent in 2020, but still below pre-pandemic levels: in 2019, it invested R$1.25 billion. A summary of the foundation's activities and investments in the last year is provided in the FAPESP Activities Report 2021, released on September 1. The full version is available at fapesp.br/publicacoes ...