Brazil launches new initiatives like Paracambi's Laboratório Maker and Jacareí's mobile science museum to boost student access to STEM education and innovation.
DJ Alok's Floresta Áurea project uses concert drones to disperse native seeds, reforesting 12 hectares of the Mata Atlântica in São Paulo with 67 species.
New plasma hygiene technology improves astronaut health for lunar and Martian missions while advanced methods boost discovery of exoplanets, enhancing space sustainability and exploration.
Pelotas inaugurates a new council to guide science and technology policy, while Paraná's Carreta da Inovação brings hands-on tech experiences to Rio Bom and Irati.
Brazil's MCTI and Finep unveil a R$100 million fund to maintain key research equipment, ensuring continuity of scientific infrastructure nationwide.
Piauí has become Brazil’s most digital state with extensive digital public services, telemedicine, and AI in education, earning national and international recognition.
Alagoas, Rio de Janeiro, and Campina Grande launch initiatives supporting startups, young scientists, and tech industries to boost innovation and economic growth in 2026.
Brazilian legislation advances protection of critical tax incentives for research and launches funding to boost inclusive science events nationwide.
Brazil's recent international initiatives in Southeast Asia and China are enhancing semiconductor industry capacities and expanding student exchanges to promote technological innovation.
Colatina hosts a science engagement event while national leaders focus on technology-driven municipal transformation.
Brazil's science and technology sectors face political and funding challenges ahead of the 2026 elections, with renewed innovation efforts and calls for sustained investment.
South American science agencies meet in Curitiba to establish a joint innovation and cooperation agenda under Mercosul.
Acre presents R$18 million in science and technology projects to Brazil’s Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, aiming to boost regional development and youth inclusion.
Paraná allocates a record R$4.65 billion budget for 2026 to advance science, technology, and higher education, emphasizing efficient public fund management and collaboration among institutions.
Recent Brazilian events in Sergipe and Niterói showcase female empowerment and leadership in STEM, featuring innovative projects and inspiring mentorships.
In May 2026, Brazil advances science engagement with Manaus hosting Pint of Science festival and Pernambuco inaugurating maker labs in public schools to promote innovation in communities.
Jundiaí moves forward with UNESP collaboration for a new campus while IFRO prepares for Expocol 2026, showcasing advances in science and technology to foster regional development.
Brazil showcases robust strides in science and technology at the 2026 São Paulo Innovation Week and prepares for its inaugural Quantum Science Congress in Niterói.
Brazil's MCTI advances scientific research connectivity nationwide and launches the nation's first comprehensive platform aggregating 30 years of strategic science and technology data.
Alagoas and Mato Grosso launch scholarship programs and science fairs promoting technology and innovation education with broad participation and professional opportunities.
Mato Grosso's Secretary for Science opens registration for the XVIII MECTI, a hybrid science and innovation event with scholarships and awards.
Brazil’s federal government commits over R$180 million to advance science, technology, and innovation education in Alagoas, supporting 30 schools and fostering industrial innovation.
R/V Falkor's visit to Fortaleza enhances marine scientific research and fosters innovation collaboration aboard the advanced oceanographic vessel.
São Carlos and PCT Guamá in Belém are driving tech innovation and quality of life improvements through strong science and technology hubs.
Rio Grande do Sul and Unisinos offer 15 full scholarships for a specialization course in Digital Integrated Circuit Projects, including monthly aid and internships, to boost tech talent in the region.
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.