Prof. Adilson Beatriz Appointed to CNPq’s Chemistry Advisory Committee
Professor Adilson Beatriz, coordinator of the Center for Research and Innovation in Bioprospecting and Synthesis of Products for Human and Animal Health (CIBSint) and a faculty member at the Institute of Chemistry of the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (INQUI/UFMS), has been appointed to the Chemistry Advisory Committee of Brazil’s National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CA-QU/CNPq) for the 2026–2029 term. The ordinance appointing the members of CNPq’s Advisory Committees was published on July 8, 2026.
The appointment represents important recognition of his academic career and contributions to the advancement of research, human resource development, and scientific and technological innovation in chemistry. CNPq’s Advisory Committees comprise highly accomplished researchers who assist in reviewing proposals, projects, and fellowship applications, while also contributing to the development of guidelines for scientific funding in Brazil.
As a member of CA-QU, Professor Adilson Beatriz will participate in CNPq’s scientific and technical evaluation processes in the field of chemistry, contributing to the selection of projects and researchers and to the strengthening of Brazil’s national science, technology, and innovation policies.
For CIBSint and UFMS, the appointment underscores the relevance of the research conducted in Mato Grosso do Sul and expands the representation of Brazil’s Central-West region within strategic bodies of the country’s science and technology system.
Professor Adilson Beatriz’s research focuses on organic synthesis, medicinal chemistry, bioprospecting, the development of bioactive compounds, and technological innovation. As head of CIBSint, he coordinates initiatives that integrate multiple fields of knowledge and foster closer collaboration among universities, research institutions, and industry, with an emphasis on developing solutions for human and animal health and agriculture.
The CIBSint team congratulates Professor Adilson Beatriz on his appointment and wishes him every success in his work on CNPq’s Chemistry Advisory Committee.
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