Since 2018, the program has supported more than 95 scientific dissemination projects. It is currently focused on professional media and journalism initiatives.
One of Latin America’s leading events in journalism and entrepreneurship, the 3i Festival is back in Rio de Janeiro for its 5th national edition.
“Cerrado, berço das águas do Brasil” (Cerrado, Cradle of Brazil’s Waters) will present data on the conservation status of Cerrado waters in an educational manner.
The “Ciência Suja” (Dirty Science) podcast presented by Theo Ruprecht and Thais Manarini tells stories about crimes against science.
The documentary “Correnteza” (Current) follows the actions of the National Health Force volunteers after the environmental disaster in RS.
“Laboratógio de Geojornalismo” (Geojournalism Laboratory) encourages journalists to use geoscience data when covering environmental issues.
The project aims to develop research on the impact of online platforms on Brazilian democracy.
“Pelo avesso” (Inside Out) presents facts, based on scientific and historical research, that helped shape the Brazil we live in.
SciDev.Net is a reliable news site about science and technology for development.
“Reinventando a Natureza” (Reinventing Nature) recounts how the generation of human life has passed through the laboratory.
Coordinated by Natália Viana, the project will develop research on the impact of online platforms on Brazilian democracy.
Founded by Thiago Medaglia, Ambiental Media brings journalistic investigations based on science and data to light.
The biologist and science communicator has become one of the primary references in disseminating reliable information about science on social networks.
“Axé das Plantas” (The Axé of Plants) discusses the phytotherapeutic properties of plants with priests and pharmacology researchers.
Hosted by Pamela Queiroz, the podcast takes you on a deep dive into the traditions of folk medicine in the Caatinga.
Directed by Caio Machado, “Ciência em Juízo” (Science in Mind) aims to investigate the role of health science within public authorities.
Coordinated by Andrew Fishman and Flávio VM Costa, Intercept Brasil reveals how science is the axis of national politics.
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