The InterPlex @theinterplex.bsky.social · Jan 19 In this InterDialogue excerpt, Brazilian physicist Luiz Davidovich reflects on the long-lasting effects of Brazil’s scientific brain drain, noting that while some researchers have returned, many remain abroad. Learn more in the full InterDialogue: buff.ly/4gdOxj4
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Brazil is at a disadvantage in attracting young talent to fields like physics, engineering, and mathematics. While conditions have improved, Brazil continues to trail major global science powers. As Davidovich succinctly puts it, “Science is not a cost; it’s an investment.”