Roundtable Debate Capes Guidelines, Open Science and Evaluation of Scientific Production

is now available on the IFCH channel on YouTube the roundtable recording "Movement Research: Capes, Open Science and the Paths of Sociology", held on June 25, 2025, in the Celso Furtado Sala (PGDR/UFRGS), with live broadcast.

Promoted by the counterpoint magazine, the event brought together Professor Paulo Niederle (PPGS/UFRGS), doctoral student Cristiane Miglioranza (PPGAS/UFRGS), and debater Victoria Mello Fernandes and Joana Winckler (PPGS/UFRGS, also mediator), to discuss the new guidelines of CAPES to evaluate production evaluation. scientific.

The conversation highlighted the importance of open science and the democratization of knowledge, addressing the need for alignment between academic practices and CAPES criteria. Participants also emphasized the urgency of greater interinstitutional and interdisciplinary collaboration, as well as reflecting on the proliferation of low quality journals and the challenges to ensure the relevance and quality of academic publications.

One of the central points of the debate was the importance that postgraduate programs define clear profiles of egress, as a way to guide scientific production and its contribution to society.