São Paulo School of Advanced Science for a Sustainable and Inclusive AMAZONIA

 

 

21 November to 5 December 2022, São Pedro, Brazil

Announcement Program Speakers 

Announcement

85 graduate students from the following Amazon countries Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Surinam and Venezuela, will participate in the São Paulo School of Advanced Science for a Sustainable and Inclusive AMAZONIA (https://spsas-amazonia.biota.org.br/) to be held in Brazil in November 2022.

The list of people approved for the AMAZONIA Inclusive and Sustainable Advanced Science School is available at https://spsas-amazonia.biota.org.br/approved-applications/

 

The São Paulo School of Advanced Science, funded by FAPESP, has already brought together hundreds of students and researchers from different countries. Each SPSAS offers short courses in advanced science and technology topics, contributing to the training of participants. The professors at SPSAS are researchers of high visibility worldwide, evidenced by elements such as obtaining high-level scientific awards, publications of recognized impact by the community in the area and leadership in internationally renowned organizations.

 

Our Goal

The objective of the SPSAS AMAZONIA is to provide young post-doctoral fellows (and final year PhD students) with a multi and interdisciplinary vision, based on science and valuing indigenous and traditional knowledge, which is of the main problems that have historically impeded sustainable development, conservation, and social inclusion in the Amazon Biome. It also aims to discuss the existing alternatives to these fronts and together with early career scientists build new proposals to solve these problems.

 

Program

The São Paulo School of Advanced Science Sustainable and Inclusive AMAZONIA is structured into 3 main Modules:

  • Module 1 – The Amazon territory and its sustainability;
  • Module 2 – Amazonians as protagonists of biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation;
  • Module 3 – The Amazon and its inhabitants in harmony with its environment and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)

https://spsas-amazonia.biota.org.br/program/

 

Speakers 

More than 30 renowned researchers in the field from 5 different countries will be the speakers at The São Paulo School of Advanced Science Sustainable and Inclusive AMAZONIA.

https://spsas-amazonia.biota.org.br/speakers/