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Support & Funding

Sponsors & Partners

Instituto Serrapilheira

Instituto Serrapilheira is a non-profit organization, launched in 2017 with the goal to value and increase the visibility and the impact of science in Brazil. By providing grants, it supports both research projects and science communication and outreach.

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Rede de Pesquisadores

Rede de Pesquisadores has as its mission to be a connection between researchers, NGOs, businesses and anyone interested in contributing with social development through collaborative and transdisciplinary actions, communication and science outreach.

iBench
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iBench was created with the goal of making the scientific world more efficient through the development of solutions for the science sector. Its mission is to help scientists to overcome the bureaucratic challenges they face daily. It develops solutions that focus on science to optimize the use of available resources.

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Protocols.io

Protocols.io was started to create a free, central, up-to-date, crowd-sourced protocol repository.

Exxtend
Exxtend is a Brazilian company, from researchers to researchers, specializing in oligos and DNA probes.
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Merck
Merck provides materials, technology and services for researchers. With the merger, in 2015, of Merck Millipore and Sigma-Aldrich, it now offers a portfolio of over 300,000 products, with an expanded global presence and the leading e-commerce in the sector.
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Cell Bank of Rio de Janeiro
The Cell Bank (BCRJ) was created in 1980, by professor Radovan Borojevic, becoming the reference center in cell culture, being the only collection of human and animal cell lines that provides services in Brazil, and the largest in South America.
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