In 2023, the share of scientific publications in Brazil involving international collaboration in electronic, optical, and magnetic materials stood at a certain baseline, against which we can assess future trends. From 2024 to 2028, forecasts indicate a steady yet slight increase from 27.82% to 27.84% in international collaborations. Year-on-year changes are negligible, averaging an annual increase of merely 0.01% in this period, resulting in a very modest CAGR over five years.

Future trends to watch include potential impacts of global scientific and economic policies on international collaboration, technological advancements within Brazil, and evolving strategic priorities that may drive increased participation in international research projects.