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.
Brazil's federal government advances significant budget increases and institutional reforms to support science and technology, integrating health professionals into the national innovation system.
Brazil enhances STEM education with free university courses in São Paulo and new science labs in public schools across Bahia.
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 advances efforts to promote women in science and technology through legislative reforms and recognition of leading female researchers impacting public policy.
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.
Brazil's November highlights in science and technology include student awards at Fecitec spotlighting sustainable innovation and a key appointment to the National Council of Science and Technology.
Fiocruz Brasília and Unesc led dynamic 2025 National Science and Technology Week events, engaging the public with science education focused on ocean culture and climate change.
Bahia's 22nd National Science and Technology Week spotlights innovation, sustainability, and educational investments with over R$10 million in funding for new ventures and AI projects.
From November 6-8, Fortaleza hosts Feira do Conhecimento 2025, a free science and innovation event featuring talks by Gabriela Prioli, Felipe Castanhari, and others, emphasizing Ceará's role as an innovation hub.
Paraná commits a record R$ 4.65 billion in 2026 to boost science, technology, and state universities, including major infrastructure investments and strategic innovation projects.
The 22nd National Science and Technology Week in Brazil showcases a wide range of cultural, scientific, and environmental events across multiple cities to engage the public with science and sustainability.
Brazil's 22nd National Week of Science and Technology showcases diverse regional initiatives focused on ocean culture and climate resilience, engaging communities and fostering scientific education nationwide.
The 22nd National Science and Technology Week in Brazil demonstrated youth-led scientific innovation and environmental sustainability through projects, cultural events, and educational initiatives under the theme 'Planet Water.'
Mato Grosso concluded its 22nd National Science and Technology Week by awarding R$400,000 to scientists and educators, highlighting the new top researcher prize and emphasizing ocean culture against climate change.
Brazil's National Week of Science and Technology highlights diverse public engagement initiatives, including school projects, scientific exhibitions, and mobile planetariums, promoting science accessibility nationwide.
Brazil's 22nd National Science and Technology Week engages over 100,000 participants nationwide to focus on ocean culture and climate change through diverse educational and scientific activities.
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.
Brazil's 22nd National Science and Technology Week focuses on ocean culture and climate change, featuring nationwide events, major funding announcements, and community engagement.
Brazilian universities including Uema and UFBA are spearheading impactful science and environmental awareness activities during the 2025 National Science and Technology Week.
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.
The Italian Embassy in Brazil opened an exhibition honoring Italian and Italian-Brazilian women scientists, highlighting their contributions during the country's National Science and Technology Week.
Multiple Brazilian regions are actively participating in the 22nd National Science and Technology Week 2025, emphasizing ocean culture and climate change through diverse activities and community engagement.
Brazilian regional science agencies, Fundect and Fapes, sharply increase investments in 2025, driving research growth and innovation ecosystems.
The 22nd National Science and Technology Week in Brazil showcases local scientific and technological initiatives with a focus on environmental and innovation themes across multiple states.
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.
Brazil's federal and municipal bodies advance legislative proposals and local initiatives to enhance science and technology innovation, education, and sustainable development.
The 22nd National Science and Technology Week in Bauru from October 21-24 will promote ocean culture and climate change awareness with free public events across several municipalities.
Brazil promotes innovation in science education through a major student event and upcoming parliamentary discussions on educational guidelines.
Santarém launches a new municipal science council and hosts a regional science fair to promote sustainable innovation and education.
Major science and technology events in Santa Catarina and São Paulo engage thousands of students with workshops, exhibitions, and lectures focused on research and climate change.
Public universities FURG and UFFS play key roles in Brazil's 22nd National Science Week 2025, promoting science, ocean culture, and sustainability.
Brazil highlights scientific excellence and youth innovation through the CBMM Science and Technology Award and Lavras Engineering Fair in October 2025.
IFMS Aquidauana launched its 2025 National Science and Technology Week with varied activities under the theme of sustainability, while IFPE Afogados da Ingazeira opens registration for its upcoming October events focused on ocean culture and climate change.
The 2025 Semana Nacional de Ciência e Tecnologia boosted scientific interest and innovation education in Brazilian schools and universities, motivating students across Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo.
Brazil's Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation showcased comprehensive policies and programs at a national women's conference to enhance female participation and leadership in science and technology.
The 22nd National Science and Technology Week in Brazil focuses on ocean culture and climate change education with numerous initiatives.
Brazil strengthens its science and technology landscape through new partnerships at both national and state levels.