Brazilian Amazon states recently hosted major science and technology events that engaged students in sustainability and innovation, underscoring education's role in environmental stewardship.
Paraíba's regional science events in 2025 promote scientific education and climate change awareness through interactive programs and innovative technologies.
Bahia's 2025 CT&I policy approved to enhance innovation through education and regional expansion, fostering partnerships and scientific culture across the state.
SESI Lab Delas concludes its second cycle in 2025, empowering girls in science and technology through innovative projects and mentorship.
Brazil's 2025 science festivals in Petrolina and Salvador engage communities through educational events, robotics, and cultural activities, enhancing local scientific culture.
INPE and WMO host a major weather forecasting course using the MONAN model, training meteorologists from 15 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Start-up Stardust's solar geoengineering technology and COP30 scientific insights highlight Brazil's climate mitigation potential and challenges.
The 21st Fenecit PE in Recife celebrated scientific innovation among youth, awarding the Hawkings team from Patos second place for their financial education kit and spotlighting future tech initiatives in the region.
Brazil pushes forward with youth-focused innovation and vocational technology training through Fenecit science fair in Camaragibe and the new Casa Smart training center in Niterói.
Brazil promotes science via community events like the National Science and Technology Week and enhances transparency of state funding through a new public tool, highlighting regional disparities and investments in research.
Ceará's innovation efforts earn finalist status in the 2025 Finep Innovation Award as Brazil's national innovation recognition continues to evolve.
Brazil celebrates 2025's International Year of Quantum Science and Technology with a pivotal ICTP-SAIFR report and national science events promoting research and innovation.
Paraíba advances science and technology education in 2025 with major events, including SNCT 2025 in João Pessoa and the upcoming II Dia do Leite focusing on dairy innovation.
Regional events in Pato Branco and Guarapuava showcase Brazil's technology innovation through interactive exhibits and student achievements in 2025.
Brazil hosts public lectures and a major symposium on science, technology, AI, and innovation as drivers for national and regional development.
Researchers and innovators of COP30 showcase technological advances for Amazon sustainability and carbon emissions cutbacks, emphasizing rapid action and community integration.
At COP30, Brazil emphasized bioeconomy innovation through the StartUp Pará program and Observatório da Bioeconomia, alongside space technology solutions showcased by private companies to monitor and sustain the Amazon.
In November 2025, Brazil's Bahia state advanced science engagement with new projects, while the Federal University of Vale do São Francisco hosted the 22nd National Science and Technology Week.
Paudalho hosts the VII Mostra de Ciências highlighting student innovation while São Carlos announces awardees for its Science and Technology Prize, marking robust municipal efforts to promote local scientific engagement.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approves a bill to boost women's participation in science nationwide, complemented by a Fapesc report showcasing regional gains in Santa Catarina's female-led science and innovation.
Brazil hosts two key events in November highlighting technological innovations for climate adaptation and sustainable urban development.
PipeRun's Semana do Software is a free online event from November 11-13, 2025, uniting Brazilian tech leaders to explore innovation, AI, business growth, and tax reform impacts.
November 2025 features two key Brazilian events—São Carlos Experience and TechZone in Belém—that promote technology, innovation, and sustainability during COP 30.
The newly launched FAPs Module highlights Maranhão's top-tier state investment in science, providing critical data for policy and transparency.
New partnerships and youth programs are advancing science and technology engagement across Brazilian municipalities and educational institutions, promoting connectivity and inspiring young talents.
Brazilian students earned top awards for projects on intelligent irrigation and environmental initiatives at 2025 science fairs, demonstrating innovation and a commitment to sustainability.
Bahia's 22nd National Science and Technology Week spotlights innovation, sustainability, and educational investments with over R$10 million in funding for new ventures and AI projects.
From November 6-8, Fortaleza hosts Feira do Conhecimento 2025, a free science and innovation event featuring talks by Gabriela Prioli, Felipe Castanhari, and others, emphasizing Ceará's role as an innovation hub.
Brazil's STEM initiatives at national and international events are empowering women and encouraging youth participation in science and technology.
Epagri marks 50 years of pioneering agricultural research, while IFMS highlights innovative projects at Mostratec 2025, showcasing Brazil's commitment to sustainable agricultural advancement.
Paraná commits a record R$ 4.65 billion in 2026 to boost science, technology, and state universities, including major infrastructure investments and strategic innovation projects.
Brazil negotiates with China to resolve a semiconductor shortage threatening its automotive sector while partnering with Malaysia to develop domestic chip production.
Brazil and Malaysia progress towards a joint semiconductor chip manufacturing venture, reinforcing Brazil's technological sovereignty and leveraging vast rare earth reserves.
Brazil and Malaysia expand their technology partnership with new agreements on semiconductor cooperation and engineer training, boosting Brazil's innovation capacity.
Cities across Brazil, including Caraguatatuba, Campina Grande, and Jequié, are advancing technology education and innovation projects during National Science and Technology Week 2025 to empower youth and foster community development.
Across Brazil, local Science and Technology Weeks in cities like Santo André, Palmas, Betim, and Recife promote innovation, sustainability, and ocean conservation aligned with national themes.
Mato Grosso do Sul's research funding skyrockets with R$78 million forecast this year while 500 young researchers gather for the state's premier scientific fair at UFMS.
Inatel has launched 'Nativos do Futuro', a free platform offering Brazilian high school students accessible courses and activities on technology and innovation to foster skills and creativity for future careers.
Brazilian regional science agencies, Fundect and Fapes, sharply increase investments in 2025, driving research growth and innovation ecosystems.
The Government of Sergipe allocated R$21.7 million in 2025 to boost science, technology, and innovation through the Funtec fund, enhancing research, education, and entrepreneurship.