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On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Grissel Trujillo reflects on her early curiosity for learning and affirms science as a possible path for everyone.
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The number of retracted scientific articles increased by 900% in a decade. This wave of retractions may undermine the credibility of researchers, institutions, and research centers.
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Why do some people (and governments) choose to ignore scientific evidence? This reflection explores why science, even when it is clear, does not always manage to break through.
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Acknowledging the failures of climate action isn’t giving up; it’s the first step toward rethinking the change in direction, leadership, and vision.
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Excessive internal hiring within universities weakens scientific productivity, openness, and global impact.
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From vaccine rejection to climate change denial, this reflection explores the causes of scientific misinformation and offers strategies to combat it.
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Today, on International Women in Engineering Day, it’s time to reflect and redesign the rules of the game so that real opportunities exist.
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The Director of the Center for the Future of Cities shares his conviction that urban transformation is possible, as long as knowledge, collaboration, and a forward-looking vision are in place.
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The new Justice Observatory will analyze the impact of judicial reform and make evidence-based recommendations.

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Illustration Grissel
On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Grissel Trujillo reflects on her early curiosity for learning and affirms science as a possible path for everyone.
illustration
The number of retracted scientific articles increased by 900% in a decade. This wave of retractions may undermine the credibility of researchers, institutions, and research centers.
Illustration of the author
Why do some people (and governments) choose to ignore scientific evidence? This reflection explores why science, even when it is clear, does not always manage to break through.
Illustration
Acknowledging the failures of climate action isn’t giving up; it’s the first step toward rethinking the change in direction, leadership, and vision.
Illustration of the article's author
Excessive internal hiring within universities weakens scientific productivity, openness, and global impact.
Illustration
From vaccine rejection to climate change denial, this reflection explores the causes of scientific misinformation and offers strategies to combat it.
Illustration of the author
Today, on International Women in Engineering Day, it’s time to reflect and redesign the rules of the game so that real opportunities exist.
Illustration
The Director of the Center for the Future of Cities shares his conviction that urban transformation is possible, as long as knowledge, collaboration, and a forward-looking vision are in place.
Illustration
The new Justice Observatory will analyze the impact of judicial reform and make evidence-based recommendations.

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