Coisas que se pode aprender sobre CT&I no Brasil pela análise das publicações científicas com autores no país
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-9036.i135p71-100Keywords:
ST&I, Academic and business sector, Brazilian publicationsAbstract
In the present work we use information about scientific publications with authors in Brazil to analyze some characteristics of the ST&I system and identif y opportunities to improve policies for science, technology and innovation in the country. We address temporal variations in trends so that the reader can observe them in light of the history of policies and conditions in the ST&I system. We analyze the growth rates of the publication set, contributions from the academic and business sector, regional contributions and participation in terms of research areas and the Sustainable Development Goals. Among the observations, we highlight the weakness of the P&D effort in companies, which limits the ability to establish partnerships with universities (even if these collaborations are growing), and the slow increase in the impact of citations from the set of publications in the country.
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