The states of Paraná and Mato Grosso do Sul amplify their scientific awards with increased funding, new categories, and broader recognition to boost regional research and innovation.
The states of Paraná and Mato Grosso do Sul amplify their scientific awards with increased funding, new categories, and broader recognition to boost regional research and innovation.
Brazil's data center sector faces heavy tax burdens and bureaucratic challenges that impede investment despite clean energy advantages, with legislative efforts underway to improve competitiveness.
AI-driven analyses have unveiled over 100 new exoplanets and introduced a novel collective methodology to enhance detection of extraterrestrial life.
Brazil is enhancing its AI innovation and economic diversification with the launch of the Alia AI lab in Instituto Atlântico and Niterói's development of a technology-focused District of Innovation supported by significant investments and collaborations.
Federal and municipal initiatives launched in 2026 aim to enhance science and technology education and innovation infrastructure across Brazilian cities, with significant investments and new laws.
The Espírito Santo government commits over R$300 million in science and innovation funding for 2026, launching 34 public calls and new programs supporting research, entrepreneurship, and regional development.
Brazil advances sustainable agriculture with bioinsumos use in Goiás and a PANC-based cereal bar crafted by Bahia students, uniting innovation and community.
Brazil pushes forward with a new critical minerals policy and a R$120 million research funding program to boost science and innovation.
Brazil launches a prestigious startup award for women innovators and legislative incentives to boost tech employment for women over 40, promoting inclusion in STEM.
Minas Gerais improves internet access with fiber and 5G networks while Paraná invests R$50.2 million in a new innovation center, strengthening regional science and technology infrastructure.
Brazil launches R$300 million federal fund for advanced digital tech and a R$50 million Paraná center to propel science and innovation.
Brazil advances science engagement and women's representation in STEM with new communication events and funding initiatives.
Brazil and China formalize a partnership to advance AI research and infrastructure, focusing on language models, cybersecurity, and capacity building.
Paraná invests R$ 609.7 million and Mato Grosso do Sul hosts Finep event with R$ 3.3 billion funding opportunities to boost science and technology innovation.
Urban planner Germana Pires has been appointed Secretary of Science and Technology for Social Development at Brazil's Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, boosting innovation and regional development agendas.
Brazil is advancing AI governance through new regulations for AI data centers and strategic efforts to shape global technical standards for artificial intelligence.
Aquidauana officially inaugurates its Municipal Council of Science, Technology, and Innovation and the Rota de Inovação to stimulate local entrepreneurship and technological growth.
Brazil's Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation restructures data governance and revives key science and technology indicators to enhance innovation policy and data-driven governance.
Emerging technologies are transforming work by prioritizing human well-being, safety, and productivity rather than just replacing labor with automation.
Cubatão Tech Week 2026 runs from April 6 to 10, showcasing local tech projects and fostering community innovation during the city's 77th anniversary.
BRICS nations focus on enhancing science, technology, youth innovation, and digital connectivity with initiatives spearheaded during Brazil's 2025 presidency.
The 2026 Finep Innovation Award ceremony in Brazil recognized leading technological projects and announced a R$ 3.3 billion investment to fuel industrial innovation, emphasizing science as a cornerstone for national growth and social justice.
The University of Brasília has launched its Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and first undergraduate AI program, emphasizing ethical AI and innovation in education.
Mato Grosso do Sul launches Centelha 3 and formalizes MS Inova Mais to promote entrepreneurship and innovation with strategic funding and collaboration.
Brazil bolsters innovation with the launch of Programa Centelha 3 in Mato Grosso do Sul and a major R$150 million investment in Paraíba's quantum-focused Ciquanta project.
PUCRS leads Brazil’s collaborative innovation ecosystem integrating science, technology, and entrepreneurship alongside recognition of the Navy’s key role in the nation’s scientific progress.
Brazil advances public programs for elderly digital literacy, student scientific projects, and innovation coworking spaces, promoting inclusive education and technology development.
Brazil advances semi-arid agricultural innovation with student-developed cattle feed and R$8 million government funding to boost regional innovation ecosystems.
Espírito Santo unveils a pioneering state innovation plan with substantial funding, while Campos showcases startups advancing local entrepreneurship at a major event.
Brazil opens major international biotechnology research funding and exchange initiatives in 2026 to boost scientific collaboration and innovation.
Brazil enhances environmental resilience through international and local tech projects combating marine pollution and urban flooding.
Brazil's record R$49.3 billion investment in science and tech underpins strategic innovation amid ongoing efforts to close gender gaps in STEM fields.
Paraná and Alagoas states announce multimillion real investments to propel scientific innovation and research through targeted programs and scholarships.
Brazil has nearly doubled its science and technology investment by allocating R$49.3 billion from 2023 to 2026, supporting key sectors like health, AI, and semiconductors with strong budget protections.
Four young women from Queimados develop a smart system using robotics to prevent urban flooding, promoting female leadership in technology.
Efforts in Brazil such as initiatives by Suzano and educational projects in Bahia are enhancing women's participation and leadership in STEM fields.
Brazil promotes science education led by women and launches a sustainability recognition for the Pantanal biome, advancing innovation and environmental protection.
Mato Grosso receives over R$90 million in federal funding to advance scientific infrastructure, with a total of R$590 million allocated for innovation projects from 2023-2025, marking a major increase in support.
Brazil unveils a comprehensive new federal policy to empower girls and women in science and technology, complemented by local awards and corporate initiatives fostering female leadership in STEM fields.
Brazil advances women's leadership in science and technology through corporate innovation, education programs, and government webinars celebrating female researchers.