PhDs in Brazil are perishing even when they publish

Elisa Mari Akagi Jordão ()
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Elisa Mari Akagi Jordão: University of São Paulo

Nature Human Behaviour, 2019, vol. 3, issue 10, 1015-1015

Abstract: Brazil’s university landscape has undergone dramatic changes in recent decades, leading to increased pressure to publish despite stripped resources. Elisa Jordão argues that this makes it all the more important to educate the public about the value of scientific research and education.

Date: 2019
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