SBCS expands benefits for foreign researchers and strengthens international scientific cooperation
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The Brazilian Soil Science Society (SBCS) has approved an important initiative aimed at expanding international scientific cooperation.
Foreign researchers, professionals, and students from countries that are members of the Latin American Soil Science Society (SLCS) and from Portuguese-speaking countries who join the Brazilian Soil Science Society (SBCS) will now have access to the same benefits granted to Brazilian members.
Among these benefits is the payment of the same publication fee in the Brazilian Journal of Soil Science, granted to Brazilian corresponding authors who are members of the SBCS.
The initiative expands the integration of the Latin American and Portuguese-speaking scientific community, strengthens international cooperation, and brings researchers and institutions dedicated to advancing Soil Science closer together.
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