Brasil Participativo is recognized as the largest digital social participation experience of Brazil's Executive Branch, gathering more than 1.5 million registered citizens. Built with free software by the National Secretariat for Social Participation, in partnership with LabLivre.
An energy efficiency platform that uses artificial intelligence research for data analysis to optimize energy contracts and reduce costs in public institutions, promoting financial and environmental sustainability.
We publish, share, and apply: we take science from the lab to where it is needed most
Public money, public code: every line of code is an open door to collaboration
Students who learn to do open, collaborative science carry the impact far beyond the university
Brasil Participativo is recognized as the largest digital social participation experience of Brazil's Executive Branch, gathering more than 1.5 million registered citizens. Built with free software by the National Secretariat for Social Participation, in partnership with LabLivre.
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An energy efficiency platform that uses artificial intelligence and data analysis to optimize energy contracts and reduce costs in public institutions, promoting financial and environmental sustainability.
Funding: MEC
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A data platform for integrating the structuring systems of the Federal Government, turning them into strategic information for data-driven public management.
Funding: IPEA, Ministry of Racial Equality (MIR)
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An intelligent system for detecting dermatological lesions, aimed at screening patients with suspected skin cancer, facilitating early identification and appropriate referral.
Funding: FAP-DF
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Learn to build solutions with Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Data Analysis applied to real-world challenges.
Funding: Instituto ELDORADO / UnB / MCTI / Softex
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A training program in Information and Communication Technology (ICT), with hands-on immersion in software development and direct collaboration with industry.
Funding: Brisa/Softex/MCTI
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The BOSS initiative promotes the inclusion of people from underrepresented groups in technology, offering mentoring and support to participate in free software projects.
Study and application of practices and team structures that integrate development and operations to improve continuous delivery, software quality, and reliability.
Research on processes, tools, and automation for developing, deploying, monitoring, and governing machine learning models in production.
Investigation of data architectures, pipelines, and governance for large-scale collection, integration, quality, and analysis.
Teaching and training approaches based on practice, experimentation, and solving real problems in academic and professional contexts.
Collaborative software development methods involving researchers, students, users, and institutional partners.
Study of the technical, organizational, and social dynamics of free software communities and platforms, focusing on sustainability and impact.
Research on technologies and methods to broaden, improve, and analyze citizen participation in digital decision-making processes.
