Academic research in Brazil covers software, agriculture, and management

Various academic and institutional studies from Brazil highlight diverse technical and scientific developments.

In software engineering, researchers at Fatec Zona Leste developed a management system for formal attire rentals. The project focused on implementing a multi-layered software testing strategy using tools such as Spring Boot, React, and Cucumber to improve operational reliability for small businesses.

In agricultural science, a study from the Instituto Federal Goiano investigated the larval development of the black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens). The research evaluated the use of agro-industrial byproducts, such as barley and rice bran, as sustainable substrates for biomass production.

Additionally, a report from UFPB examined the role of executive secretaries in document management within private educational institutions, emphasizing the importance of professional expertise in ensuring administrative efficiency and information security.