Brazil unveils a national policy alongside state educational programs to empower girls and women in science and technology fields, boosting participation and equity.
Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo ramp up public funding to modernize and expand science, technology, and innovation infrastructure in 2026.
Brazil boosts science education with new makerspaces in Acre's public schools and launches a specialized natural sciences course in Piauí in 2026.
Brazil advances women's leadership in science and technology through corporate innovation, education programs, and government webinars celebrating female researchers.
The Virada Científica event in Várzea Grande highlights links between science, entrepreneurship, sustainable technology, and inclusive education.
Brazil's Science Minister will visit Acre to launch fiber-optic infrastructure and support programs bolstering education and entrepreneurship in science and technology.
Brazil's Ministry of Science launches Agenda pela Ciência 2026 to strategically guide parliamentary funding toward transformative science and technology projects nationwide.
Senate initiates the legislative process for PL 3.102 to establish a career path for science and technology professionals, with active union and parliamentary support.
Brazil pushes ahead with initiatives and laws to boost women’s roles in science and technology while confronting deep gender and racial funding gaps.
Mato Grosso recognized 34 women scientists during the National Science and Technology Week, highlighting a marked increase in awards and a new top researcher category.
Brazil marks the International Day of Women and Girls in Science with awards, funding initiatives, and recognition of female leadership in science across various states.
On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2026, Brazil highlights rising female representation and leadership in science through public policies, industrial roles, and youth educational projects.
The National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq) announced preliminary winners of the 2nd Women and Science Award, recognizing 684 outstanding Brazilian female scientists across multiple disciplines with a focus on encouraging young women's participation in STEM.
Brazil expands key science and technology partnerships with Russia and the military to drive innovation, sustainability, and climate resilience.
Átila Lira has been elected president of Brazil's Chamber of Deputies' Commission of Science, Technology and Innovation, emphasizing priorities including AI, data security, and sustainable industrialization.
Brazil strengthens its scientific talent through municipal education fairs and government programs promoting technological sovereignty and research funding.
Brazil's Programa Futuras Cientistas empowers 470 public high school girls with hands-on STEM education and mentorship in its 2026 edition.
Teresina replaces Prodater with a new Secretariat to better coordinate science, technology, and innovation efforts under new leadership.
Brazil's MCTI promotes family engagement and youth participation in science through nationwide initiatives reaching over 26 million people in 2025.
Brazil's MCTI and Ministry of Women deepen cooperation to advance female participation and leadership in science and technology through scholarship programs and structural reforms.
Brazil steps up investments in science and technology for 2026 with significant budget increases for CNPq, state-level funds in Sergipe, and a municipal foundation revamp in Feira de Santana.
The Fundação Municipal de Ciência e Tecnologia Egberto Costa in Feira de Santana was officially restructured on January 22, 2026, to enhance science and technology initiatives, digital infrastructure, and innovation partnerships under new municipal legislation.
Fiocruz's II Seminar STEM na Saúde aims to enhance female participation and mentorship in STEM fields through a two-day hybrid event in Rio de Janeiro.
Brazil and Italy have signed a renewed cooperation program for science and technology from 2026 to 2028, funding ten bilateral projects with participation from multiple states and institutions.
Brazil's MCTI is investing over R$100 million in programs and awards to boost gender equity and diversity in science, focusing on women and marginalized groups in STEM.
Brazil kicks off two youth engagement programs in science and technology in January 2026, featuring hands-on workshops in Campina Grande and a large-scale innovation festival in Maceió.
Brazil’s Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation commits R$ 2 billion for 2025 to expand research infrastructure, advance AI, and attract scientific talent back home.
The Government of Sergipe and Fapitec/SE boosted science and technology investments in 2025 to a record R$26 million, supporting research, startups, and social initiatives across the state.
State universities in Paraná actively engage the public in science, technology, and health education at the Verão Maior 2025 event, highlighting sustainability and wellness.
Sergipe and Minas Gerais have set records in 2025 by significantly increasing investments in science, technology, and innovation, supporting a wide array of research projects and technological advancements.
Brazil’s Ministry of Science and Technology advances historic 2025 investments in research infrastructure and space launch capabilities despite a launch anomaly at Alcântara.
Brazil enhances global science and technology integration through new Italian collaborations and PUCPR-Huawei innovation centers.
Brazil is hosting key science and technology festivals this December 2025, including the large space-themed Space Today event in Brasília, a state science festival in Sergipe, and an Amazon-focused knowledge event in Pará.
Chamber of Deputies Commission approves final report of Science and Technology Bill (PL 3.102), with Sindsprev/RJ playing a key role in advancing the legislation toward Senate approval.
Brazil launches its ENCTI 2024-2034 science and innovation strategy with strong societal input, but faces a 5% budget cut for science and technology in 2026, complicating implementation efforts.
Government and educational initiatives in Acre and São Paulo promote scientific engagement, climate action, and inclusion in STEM fields through congresses and projects.
Brazil announces R$1 billion federal investment in science infrastructure alongside Maranhão's rapid growth in state science and technology funding.
Brazil launches a decade-long plan to double science and technology investments by 2034, while facing 2026 budget cuts in the sector.
Goiás announces a R$ 47.4 million investment in science and technology for 2025 during the 70th National Forum of Confap & Consecti in Goiânia, emphasizing its leadership in fostering research and innovation.
Goiás launches a R$ 47.4 million funding package with 21 grants to boost science, technology, and innovation in the state through 2025.