Dra Jaqueline Goes
Science Ambassador in Brazil (MCTI) and a member of the National Council for Science, Technology, and Innovation; she was part of the team that sequenced the genome of the novel coronavirus from the first COVID-19 cases in Latin America in just 48 hours. A biomedical scientist, she holds a master’s degree in Biotechnology and a PhD in Pathology from FIOCRUZ. She was honored by Mattel with a Barbie doll modeled after her in the "Health Heroes" category and was named one of the "20 Successful Women of 2022" by Forbes magazine. She is the president of the IJG—an institute bearing her name dedicated to expanding access for girls and women to scientific and academic spaces—and is also active in science communication on social media.
Post-Crisis Technologies: What Remained for the Real World
Recent years have shown how global crises can accelerate, on an unprecedented scale, technologies that were already in development — from genomics to next-generation vaccines, from data analysis to telemedicine, from digitalization of services to hybrid work. The panel discusses which of these innovations have remained, how to balance technological speed with public trust, and how companies, cities, and health systems can better prepare for future emergency scenarios.