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UFJ to host an online lecture on science communication on November 9

The Young Researcher Program event will be streamed on YouTube. Certificates are available to participants who register in advance and have their attendance recorded.

By Yasmin Saba de Almeida · Published on November 4, 2026 · Information checked on November 4, 2026

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The Federal University of Jataí (UFJ) will host the lecture “Challenging the paradigms of science communication” on November 9, 2026. The event is part of the Young Researcher Program (Programa Jovem Pesquisador) and will be broadcast on the university’s YouTube channel.

The speaker will be James Dean Leal Rocha, a teacher with the Goiás State Department of Education. The lecture will explore the challenges of bringing scientific knowledge closer to society. The announced schedule is 5:45 to 7:30 p.m.

Opportunity at a glance

Lecture on science communication

Institution
Federal University of Jataí, Office of Research and Innovation
Date and time
November 9, 2026, from 5:45 to 7:30 p.m.
Format
Online, on UFJ’s YouTube channel
Registration
Free, available until November 9, 2026, at 7:30 p.m.
Certificate
Yes, subject to advance registration and recorded attendance
Program audience
Students in undergraduate research and technological initiation programs, junior research programs, and other interested students

View the event and registration details →

What will be discussed?

The lecture aims to encourage reflection on science communication and the dialogue between knowledge production and society. The institutional announcement does not provide a detailed outline.

For nursing and health researchers, this discussion relates to the challenge of explaining findings to people outside their field. The event may interest students who are beginning to communicate their research and take part in science outreach activities.

How to participate and obtain a certificate

UFJ directs interested participants to the lecture’s Doity page. To receive a certificate, you must register in advance and have your attendance recorded, in accordance with the Young Researcher Program’s instructions.

When checked, the event page had not yet provided the specific broadcast link. Registration was available and free. The page states that registration remains available until November 9, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. The information reviewed did not specify the number of places or whether there is a certificate issuance fee.

Read UFJ’s announcement · Check the program’s rules

Watch earlier activities too

The program maintains an archive of past events and links to recordings on UFJ’s official channel. The material checked includes:

These links provide access to public videos. Other activities can be found on the page for previous program cycles.

Does watching a recording qualify you for a certificate?

Certification has not been confirmed for people who watch after the live event. UFJ’s published rules require advance registration and recorded attendance. They do not explicitly allow certificates to be obtained simply by watching a recording.

In the examples checked, the “Certificado” (Certificate) button opened an email lookup or returned to the event page. The scientific writing activity displayed a notice that certificates had not yet been released. These links do not establish that someone can register now and receive a certificate for a past activity.

The videos can be used as study materials. If you need a certificate, check the activity’s rules and the organizers’ instructions before relying on that possibility.

Information checked on November 4, 2026. The institutions responsible may update video availability and participation requirements.