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SCI & TECHSep 4Brazilian study on trampling snakes and anti-leak urinals wins the 2026 "anti-Nobel"The 2026 edition of the Ig-Nobel awards honored unusual research such as walking on venomous snakes and designing urinals that prevent splashing. For the first time, the ceremony was held in Zurich, highlighting projects that blend humor and science, such as burying underwear to assess quality.Clarín
SCI & TECHSep 3Autonomous Crop Dusters Commercially Approved in US and Brazil“Self-flying planes have been slower to emerge than self-driving cars, despite operating in what is generally considered a more structured and predictable environment. That is partly because big tech companies 'doubled down' on cars, pouring vast sums into the technology, says Mykel Kochenderfer, an expert in safe aviation autonomy at Stanford University. But it is […] The post Autonomous Crop Dusters Commercially Approved in US and Brazil appeared first on Human Progress.Human Progress
SCI & TECHAug 31How AI Supported Research on Tren de Aragua in BrazilHow AI Supported Research on Tren de Aragua in Brazil InSight Crime used Nelson AI to research Tren de Aragua in Brazil, its criminal alliances, modus operandi, and how it adapts to local criminal landscapes. The post How AI Supported Research on Tren de Aragua in Brazil appeared first on InSight Crime.InSight Crime
SCI & TECHAug 30Thousands of bumblebee catfish were filmed hauling themselves up 13 feet of wet vertical rock beside a waterfall on a Brazilian river at dusk , and every stomach the team opened afterward turned out to be emptyA study observed thousands of bumblebee catfish climbing a waterfall in Brazil, with all examined stomachs found to be empty. This highlights a unique biological phenomenon related to fish behavior.ecoportal.net · United States
SCI & TECHAug 21Brazil launches AI supercomputer push while balancing US and Chinese techThe government has announced investments of about 2.3 billion reais ($444.2m) to bolster its AI ecosystem.Al Jazeera [en]
SCI & TECHAug 14China, Brazil to launch 24/7 disaster early warning satellite for South AmericaAfter almost four decades of international cooperation in space affairs, Brazil and China have unveiled details of a new project to launch a powerful meteorological and environmental satellite. It will be capable of monitoring the whole of South America, according to the space sciences department at Brazil’s National Institute for Space Research (INPE). Adenilson Roberto da Silva, general coordinator of engineering and technology with the INPE, said the satellite would provide “improved weather...South China Morning Post
SCI & TECHAug 12Brazil orders Discord to halt livestreaming after teen deathBrazil has ordered Discord to suspend livestreaming as authorities scrutinize how the platform protects young users. The move follows a case described a "real-life horror show" that has triggered national outrage.DW News [en]
SCI & TECHAug 8Deforestation in Brazil Amazon falls to lowest level in a decadeDeforestation in the Brazilian Amazon has reached its lowest level in a decade. This indicates a significant positive trend in environmental conservation efforts.bgnes.com · Bulgaria
SCI & TECHAug 5BYD’s first humanoid robots; Brazil named biggest buyer of Chinese cars: 7 EV readsWe have put together stories from our coverage on electric and new energy vehicles from the past two weeks to help you stay informed. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. BYD to debut first humanoid robots in August as rivalry with Tesla intensifies Electric vehicle (EV) giant BYD plans to unveil its first humanoid robots within the next few weeks, as China’s electric car makers accelerate their push into the embodied artificial intelligence market. 2....South China Morning Post
SCI & TECHAug 3Brazilian firm uses hair to help clean up oil spills and pollutionFrom beauty salons to cleaning up oil spills... Human hair—a massive market in Africa for wigs and weaves—is showing its worth as an eco-friendly barrier. In Brazil, leftover hair is being recycled to soak up oil in polluted baysAfricanews [en]
SCI & TECHJul 27Lee Arrives in Brazil for Summit After Unveiling AI Vision in USLee has arrived in Brazil for a summit, following the unveiling of an AI vision in the US. This indicates international engagement on technological advancements and global cooperation.world.kbs.co.kr · South Korea
SCI & TECHJun 28Brazil AI Consumer Protection Bill : Disclosure & AuditsBrazil is considering an AI Consumer Protection Bill that focuses on disclosure and audits. This signifies a move towards regulating artificial intelligence technology to protect consumers.riotimesonline.com · Brazil
SCI & TECHJun 25Portuguese tech links health data of 70 million people in Europe and BrazilPortuguese federated data firm joined a leading Latin American healthcare group, broadening its database. Promptly Health plans to create a major, diverse health-data infrastructure for research.EuroNews [en]
SCI & TECHJun 24These 3 Brazilian sisters have lived to over 100. Scientists want to know their secretWhat is the secret ⁠to a long life? Three ⁠Brazilian sisters with a combined age ⁠of 316, who were named by Guinness this month as the oldest living trio of siblings in the world, may help researchers find out. The DNA Longevo Project, a study led by scientist Mayana Zatz from the University of Sao Paulo, aims to investigate the biological factors ‌behind ageing. Findings from the three sisters’ case could help scientists better understand why some people remain physically and cognitively...South China Morning Post