48,676 Brazilian researchers, profiled like single cells
We linked the journal articles listed in the Lattes CVs of Brazilian PhD holders to PubMed, counted the MeSH terms on each researcher's articles, and analysed the result with the toolkit built for single-cell RNA-seq. Each researcher is a cell. Each MeSH term is a gene.
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Look up a researcher
184,714 Lattes PhD holders have at least one journal article linked to PubMed. Search by name to see their publication record, ranking and research area.
Who publishes on a topic
Pick any of the 9,529 MeSH terms kept in the analysis to rank the researchers whose PubMed-linked articles carry it most often.
From Lattes records to PubMed
Explore the publication records behind this atlas, before the MeSH-based single-cell analysis.
Who publishes in PubMed, and when did they start?
First publication in English versus PubMed-linked record count. Search a name to highlight a researcher, or select a point for details.
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How many researchers have PubMed-linked records?
All 453,549 researchers in the source summary, including those with zero linked records. This chart is independent of the scatter plot filters.
Select a bar to inspect its count and share.
Where do the article records go?
Follow all Lattes journal-article records through English-title detection and PubMed linkage. Hover over a flow for its count, or read the table below. Counts refer to CV records, so shared papers can appear under multiple researchers.
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Counts are linked CV records, not deduplicated papers or measures of research quality. First English-publication year refers to the records available in this dataset, not necessarily the beginning of a researcher's career. Source: BaseD, August 2026 update. Read the methods and data credits →