The 2026 National Science and Technology Week in Brazil shines a spotlight on women's contributions to science through extensive regional and national events aimed at promoting gender inclusivity in STEM fields.
Various Brazilian states host interactive exhibitions and educational programs during the 2026 Science and Technology Week, highlighting student projects and promoting women in science.
The 23rd SNCT 2026 prominently celebrated women's contributions in science, featuring events and discussions on gender and race in academia across Volta Redonda and Campos dos Goytacazes.
Ahead of Brazil's 2026 presidential election, detailed analysis reveals varying approaches and execution prospects in candidates' science and technology proposals.
Brazilian public school students launched two nanosatellites designed to tackle local problems in Sorocaba and Fortaleza as part of an educational space technology project.
A study highlights continuous teacher training and equitable technology access as key to advancing STEM education in six Brazilian capitals, showcasing innovative teaching practices and interdisciplinary approaches.
Brazil’s Space Agency launches 37 free online science courses while Instituto Federal de Mato Grosso engages students locally through STEM workshops.
TRE-SC begins comprehensive in-person and virtual training for poll workers ahead of the 2026 elections, introducing new voting technologies to enhance voter service.
Students in Bahia and Curitiba lead innovative scientific projects showcased at major educational events, highlighting Brazil's commitment to science and technology education.
Alagoas and Mato Grosso launch scholarship programs and science fairs promoting technology and innovation education with broad participation and professional opportunities.
São Paulo secures the largest national funding for Mais Ciência na Escola and achieves significant advancements in research infrastructure, boosting science education and technology in Brazil.