In 2023, Brazil's scientific publications in applied microbiology and biotechnology stood at 219.3 publications. The forecast indicates a steady increase in scientific output with expected publications of 236.15 in 2024, 253.04 in 2025, 269.84 in 2026, 286.57 in 2027, and 303.2 by 2028. This translates into a CAGR of approximately 6.72%. Year-on-year growth is forecasted to remain positive, suggesting a sustained interest and investment in these scientific fields.
Future trends to watch for include the impact of digital transformation and increased international collaboration on Brazil's research capacity. Additionally, government policies and funding for science and technology might play crucial roles in shaping publication trends.
