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This Newsletter was created to connect members of the INCT-MQA community, serving as a communication and dissemination platform. Without a fixed publication schedule, issues will be released on demand, according to the needs and contributions of the INCT community.

We warmly invite all members to actively participate in this initiative. In addition to standard communications – such as news, event announcements, funding opportunities, seminar and thesis/dissertation and recent scientific publications – the Newsletter will feature a Miscellaneous section. This section aims to share items of broad interest across our network, including scientific curiosities, emerging ideas, biographies, historical perspectives, methodological insights, and technical developments – anything that contributes meaningfully to the scope and spirit of our research community. We encourage all INCT members to submit ideas, suggestions, short texts, or any content they consider relevant and worth sharing with the community.

In this inaugural edition, we present a brief overview of the INCT program and the trajectory that led to the consolidation of INCT-MQA in 2025, from its initial conception to its current institutional establishment.

Another key section of the Newsletter is Highlights, where we intend to showcase selected scientific contributions produced by members of our community, which include articles, patents, event talks, interviews, among others. To ensure broad representation, we kindly ask for your collaboration in identifying publications that merit special attention. To nominate your work or that of collaborators, please send an email to newsletter.inctmqa@gmail.com, including a brief justification explaining the relevance/impact of the contribution as well as a cover image representing your work.

Finally, INCT-MQA will systematically map the scientific output of its members using the ORCID indexing system. The INCT-MQA Steering Committee therefore kindly requests that all members register with ORCID and SCOPUS, and ensure that their ORCID ID is properly linked to their SCOPUS author profile.