With the launch of its 2025–2035 national innovation strategy, the Arab country set goals that include training citizens and allocating 2% of its GDP to research and development.
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The Halal Technical-Scientific Congress is taking place on the same days as the GHB Forum in São Paulo and featured the presentation of 12 scientific papers on its first day, Monday (27).
The environmental authority conducted a survey identifying the locations of sooty falcon nests in two provinces of the country, during the second phase of a study on the birds.
The project “Orientes (en)Trópicos”, curated by Monica Hirano, will be launched in a debate next Tuesday (26) in São Paulo.
Representatives from Embrapa, ABC agency, and the Inter-American Institute signed a letter of intent to promote technical cooperation between Brazil and African countries. The signing took place during a seminar aimed at fostering dialogue with the continent.
During a delegation trip to Morocco, Brazil’s agricultural research agency Embrapa signed an agreement with OCP, a fertilizer company, and a local university to develop solutions for food security and sustainability.
According to Brazil’s Mines and Energy Minister Alexandre Silveira, mining company Ma’aden plans an estimated USD 1.3 billion in Brazil. President Lula invites the Saudi prince to visit the country.
The memorandum of understanding provides for the launch of joint projects in commercial aviation, urban air mobility, and the defense sector.
The Faculty of Philosophy, Languages and Literature, and Human Sciences at the University of São Paulo will open the Center for Palestinian Studies on Wednesday (16), which will expand research and discussions on Palestinian issues.
Scientific publications grew 20% in the Arab country between 2019 and 2022. More than half of the members of research structures are women.
Researcher at Unesp is one of the authors of a research paper on images of the desertification process in Sudan.
In collaboration with a German research center, Embrapa scientists developed an input capable of increasing soybean biomass by up to 10 times compared to conventional fertilization systems.
‘Brazilians embrace me as I am,’ said Tunisian researcher Hajer Aounallah, who split her studies between the capital of São Paulo and her country of birth, Tunisia.
Research shows the presence of two peregrine falcons subspecies in the country. Louise Mamedio Schneider and Erika Hingst Zaher analyzed the birds’ habits, dietary patterns, and migration periods to Brazilian states.
