CINE

5 years of CINE Numbers 2018 – 2023

5 years of CINE
Numbers 2018 – 2023

More than 490 scientific papers published
- 59 in very high impact factor journals
- 33 cover papers
More than 5.700 total citations
More than 20 international collaborations
3 CINE Conferences

High-impact science to advance the energy transition

CINE, as we know it today, began in 2018, still without an official name. At the end of 2018, after a vote by members of the then Engineering Research Center, the name Center for Innovation on New Energies (CINE) was chosen by a large majority. CINE’s founding partners and sponsors are Shell Brasil and FAPESP. Since 2018, approximately R$91 million have been invested in research, training of human resources through the granting of postgraduate and research scholarships, dissemination of knowledge, and much more.

CINE’s numbers don’t stop there. With a scientific team that had around 300 members including students and researchers, CINE published, in its first phase, 493 scientific articles, 33 of which were featured on journal covers. The numbers position CINE as one of the Brazilian research centers with the highest levels of scientific production and quality. The scope and importance of our scientific results can be seen in the number of articles that have been published in journals with a very high impact factor (higher than 10) and the number of citations: more than 5,700 to date. Read more.

49 Webinars and Talks
2 Debates
157 videos on YouTube
More than 6.000 followers on social media
1 podcast with 10 episodes about energy transition
1 issue of the magazine ComCiência about new energies
More than 200 news stories on CINE channels
More than 150 news stories in external media

Dissemination of knowledge for the public debate on energy transition

Through a wide variety of initiatives and activities, the Center for Innovation on New Energies (CINE) not only leads research and development of innovative technologies, but also plays a key role in disseminating knowledge and educating the public about the complexities and opportunities created by the energy transition. Thus, throughout the first 5 years of CINE’s existence, a diverse set of activities was carried out, including events of various types, online courses, white papers and presence in digital media, among others.

As an example of a continuous effort to promote scientific discussions, CINE organized 49 webinars and talks with researchers from Brazil and abroad, offering an open space for everyone interested in exploring emerging opportunities in the energy transition. These lectures are available on the CINE YouTube channel, which has 157 videos and more than 1,100 subscribers. Read more.

10 patents applications: 1 granted and licensed
3 startups
1 School of Entrepreneurship

Technology transfer and entrepreneurship: catalyzing innovation

Over the past 5 years, the Center for Innovation in New Energies (CINE) has played an important role in advancing research and development in the field of renewable energy. One of the pillars of our strategy has been technology transfer (TT), an effort that is beginning to bear significant fruit and which aims to establish CINE as an innovative leader in the sector in Latin America.

During this period, we reached important milestones, including the filing of 10 patent applications. Of these, one has already been granted and licensed, marking a significant step towards the commercialization of our research results and the promotion of sustainable technologies. Read more.

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