Brazil is advancing industrial innovation and technology in 2026 through a R$ 640 million government investment in strategic sectors, regional science support in Roraima, and a new innovation-focused fair in Sousa.
The Ministry of Science launches over R$ 43 million in projects for education, health, and water reuse, boosting sustainable development in the Vale do São Francisco.
Minister Luciana Santos discusses the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation's 2026 plans and 2025 results amid a cancelled parliamentary debate.
Brazil's business missions to the U.S. and Canada are driving significant trade growth, with over $188 million expected in specialty coffee and $4 million in diverse sectors in 2026.
Maria Teresa Fernandez Piedade receives Brazil's highest scientific honor for her pivotal research on Amazonian ecosystems, emphasizing sustainable development and science-guided policies.
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.
Mato Grosso do Sul launches Centelha 3 and formalizes MS Inova Mais to promote entrepreneurship and innovation with strategic funding and collaboration.
Brazil's MCTI and FNDCT launch strategic initiatives to enhance science, technology, and innovation for national industrial competitiveness and sustainable development.