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    “Bridging Innovation: Highlights from the 3rd BRICS Postgraduate Forum at Sao Paulo, Co-organized by UNICAMP and DUT”

    BRICS+ News ServicesBy BRICS+ News ServicesJuly 17, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Bridging Continents: The 3rd BRICS Postgraduate Forum Explores Innovation and Global Development

    In a significant demonstration of international academic collaboration, the University of Campinas (UNICAMP) in Brazil and South Africa’s Durban University of Technology (DUT) orchestrated the 3rd BRICS Postgraduate Forum. This event was held under the umbrella of the São Paulo Innovation Systems, Strategies, and Policies, drawing an attendance of 100 academic representatives from 29 countries, including the core BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. TV BRICS played a crucial role as the information partner for the event.

    A Platform for Global Discourse

    The forum kicked off with a series of plenary lectures that set the stage for a rich exchange of ideas. Participants then delved into two primary areas of focus: innovation and the development of the Global South. This strategic division allowed for an in-depth exploration of themes critical to both technological advancement and socio-economic growth in developing countries.

    Graduate students hailing from various countries presented their cutting-edge research, merging academic excellence with practical insights. This blend of theoretical knowledge and real-world application fostered meaningful discussions on innovative economic development strategies and technology.

    Highlighting Global Cooperation

    Beyond being a networking hub, the forum underscored the vital role of international cooperation in tackling global challenges related to technological progress and economic development, particularly within the Global South. The event’s agenda was meticulously designed to encourage collaborations that could drive sustainable growth across continents.

    One of the notable high points was a visit to the National Centre for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM). This prestigious center boasts four national laboratories and houses Sirius, one of the most advanced synchrotron light sources globally. Such state-of-the-art facilities provided the participants with a firsthand look at Brazil’s top-tier research infrastructure and its potential for global competitiveness.

    Culminating in Celebration

    The forum concluded with a gala dinner and an award ceremony celebrating the achievements of its talented participants. The closing remarks were delivered by sponsors and prominent members of the organizing team, including Professor Bruno De Conti from the University of Campinas. Their words encapsulated the event’s spirit of collaboration and innovation, inspiring attendees to continue forging global connections that transcend geographical boundaries.

    Conclusion

    The 3rd BRICS Postgraduate Forum showcased the power of academic synergy in addressing some of the most pressing issues of our time. By bringing together bright minds from across the globe, the forum not only highlighted the importance of innovation in economic development but also reaffirmed the necessity of global cooperation.

    For more details about the University of Campinas and its initiatives, please visit UNICAMP’s official website.

    Photo Credit: Durban University of Technology


    By synthesizing academic rigor with practical activities, the 3rd BRICS Postgraduate Forum has set a benchmark for future international collaborations aimed at fostering innovation and sustainable development.

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