Brazil

Clarisse Faria-Fortecoëf

Clarisse Faria-Fortecoëf

Back on the career path and mobility experience of Guilherme Apolinário Testoni, young Brazilian PhD student moving between Brazil and France, the public research and the private sector.

Clarisse Faria-Fortecoëf

First economy of Latin America (2,477 billion USD of GDP in 2011), ranked sixth largest economy ahead of Great Britain and Russia, Brazil is also distinguished by its dynamism and potential in the higher education, research and international scientific exchanges field.

Clarisse Faria-Fortecoëf

The university which grants the most PhDs worldwide.

Clarisse Faria-Fortecoëf

First official ranking of higher education issued by the Ministry of Education on September 8, 2008.

Clarisse Faria-Fortecoëf

Only 23% of Brazilian researchers work in a company.

Clarisse Faria-Fortecoëf

A resource to facilitate information and mobility of Brazilian and French students, PhD students and researchers in information and communication sciences.

Clarisse Faria-Fortecoëf

A portal launched by the French Embassy in Brazil aimed at developing relationships between both countries.

Fabrice Martin

Since July 2005, after years of study and research in Italy, Brazil and Germany, Roberto Santoprete has been working as a researcher with L’Oréal.

Fabrice Martin

New ABG correspondents in Brazil now welcome and advise Brazilian PhD students and French PhDs willing to go to Brazil.

E. Jardin

Since July 2005, Roberto Santoprete has been employed as researcher by L’Oréal after years of study and research in Italy, Brazil and Germany.

Fabrice Martin

After obtaining a doctorate in materials science in 2002, Maryll Giordana spent 15 months in Rio de Janeiro on a postdoctoral appointment.