1/ What happens when a country stops valuing science?
Brazil has been living the answer. In this updated republished article, originally published by Undark in December 2022
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7/ Rasolt concludes: “Whether Brazil, the U.S. or any other country defunds, attacks, or ignores science, devaluing research and innovation is detrimental to the long-term well-being of any modern society, as well as for the interconnected global community.”
8/ The updated article features Luiz Davidovich, Marcelo Knobel, @ricardogalvaosp, Paulo Artaxo, and Carlos Nobre, along with their affiliated institutions that promote evidence-based policy and sustainable development:
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1/ “It’s very difficult and time consuming to grow a system, but it’s very easy to destroy it,” says Brazilian physicist Marcelo Knobel, in reference to Brazil’s robust scientific research and higher education ecosystem.
10/ Asked about colleagues in the United States, Knobel says many researchers there are concerned and some are considering leaving die to disinvestment in science.
11/ He acknowledges how hard it is to move, but, drawing on his own family’s experience, adds that the consequences can be unexpected and even positive. Learn more in the full InterDialogue: buff.ly/h93f1kL
1/ Why is academic misconduct so prevalent, in India and globally? In a new article for The InterPlex, Indian theoretical physicist Sunil Mukhi surveys the state of academic integrity today. Learn more in the full article: buff.ly/OrgehRe
8/ Sunil Mukhi is an honorary emeritus professor and the Raja Ramanna Chair at @IISERPune. He also chairs the first ethics committee of @TWASnews. His other affiliations have included @TIFRScience, @IAScBng, and @insa_academy.
9/ Learn more about academic integrity, AI ethics, and his work in string theory in his full InterDialogue: buff.ly/WNrw4Wc #academicintegrity #science

