Brazil boosts science and technology with R$ 2 billion investment and launches the nation's first International Quantum Computing Center in Paraíba in 2025.
Brazil’s scientific production grew by 4.5% in 2024, supported by institutions like Fapemig that drive regional innovation and development.
In 2025, Minas Gerais and Santa Catarina achieved record investments in science, technology, and innovation, driving economic growth and international research collaboration.
New collaborations and funding efforts in 2025 bolster biodiversity research networks and sustainable biotech innovation in the Amazon, addressing regional disparities.
UEMS offers 31 post-doctorate scholarships worth R$ 5,200 monthly to support strategic research areas with applications opening in February 2026.
Brazil launches a decade-long plan to double science and technology investments by 2034, while facing 2026 budget cuts in the sector.
Goiás launches a R$ 47.4 million funding package with 21 grants to boost science, technology, and innovation in the state through 2025.
Brazil launches ENCTI 2024-2034, a science and technology strategy aiming to boost R&D investment and foster innovation, sovereignty, and social development over the next decade.
Brazil advances innovation by forging state-federal partnerships and tackling legal and bureaucratic barriers to research and development.
Paraná's Science and Technology Award has been modernized and expanded in 2025, increasing categories and aligning with state innovation policies to better support scientific progress.
Brazil's government prioritizes science and technology with record FNDCT funding and strengthened national research networks including INCTs.
Brazil plans major science and technology investments in the Campinas region, emphasizing innovation, partnerships, and AI development.
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.
Brazil's federal government advances significant budget increases and institutional reforms to support science and technology, integrating health professionals into the national innovation system.
The newly launched FAPs Module highlights Maranhão's top-tier state investment in science, providing critical data for policy and transparency.
Brazil announces R$30 million funding for climate change research in Rio Grande do Sul and hosts the 22nd National Science and Technology Week focused on climate change awareness.
Epagri marks 50 years of pioneering agricultural research, while IFMS highlights innovative projects at Mostratec 2025, showcasing Brazil's commitment to sustainable agricultural advancement.
Paraná commits a record R$ 4.65 billion in 2026 to boost science, technology, and state universities, including major infrastructure investments and strategic innovation projects.
Mato Grosso do Sul's research funding skyrockets with R$78 million forecast this year while 500 young researchers gather for the state's premier scientific fair at UFMS.
Brazilian regional science agencies, Fundect and Fapes, sharply increase investments in 2025, driving research growth and innovation ecosystems.
The Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation hosts the Pró-Amazônia seminar in Macapá to guide companies and researchers on innovation funding and legal frameworks fostering sustainable Amazon development.
Brazil's Ministry of Science announces R$ 33.5 million funding through the Pró-Amazônia Program to support 74 environmental research projects across the Amazon basin.
Brazil announces significant funding for scientific research and education initiatives in 2025.