Research in Latin America
Latin American science is on the move. At #LINO18, Alaina Levine spoke to some outstanding young scientists from the region.
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Winners and Losers From a ‘Commodities-For-Manufactures’ Trade Boom
#LiNoEcon participant Francisco Costa explores the effects of trade with China on Brazilian workers#LiNoEcon participant Francisco Costa explores the effects of trade with China on Brazilian workers
Op-Ed: Science must be Brazil’s Bridge to the Future
With cuts in science, research and education taking place, the country's economic development is jeopardised.With cuts in science, research and education taking place, the country's economic development is jeopardised.
Interparticle Potentials and Supernovae: Windows for Physics beyond the Standard Model?
In his research, Brazilian young scientist Pedro Malta examines the very fabric of the universe and the forces holding it together.In his research, Brazilian young scientist Pedro Malta examines the very fabric of the universe and the forces holding it together.
What’s needed to succeed in science in developing nations?
More interdisciplinary research and less bureaucracy –