Brasilia is the capital of Brazil and the seat of government for the Federal District, located in the Midwest region of the country on the Central Plateau. Commonly referred to as “Capital Federal” or “BSB”, the city is considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO due to its architectural and urban complex. Its modern architectural lines, inspired by Oscar Niemeyer's designs, and the bold urbanization designed by Lúcio Costa make Brasilia an excellent choice for those seeking a planned and welcoming city. It is an expanding city that currently represents the third gastronomic pole in the country, with a high number of establishments and quality chefs, second only to São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

 

 

 

In addition, Brasilia has an airport that is an important hub for airlines, facilitating access to the city from different regions of Brazil and abroad. Brasilia International is the third-largest airport in Brazil in terms of passengers transported, the first in South America to operate with simultaneous runways and the third most punctual in the world. It is a modern airport, spacious and well-lit, with conveyor belts to facilitate passenger movement, several restaurants, VIP lounges, and a parking lot with over 3,000 spaces.

 

 

The event will be held in the Prof. Lauro Morhy Auditorium (Auditorium 1), located at the Institute of Biological Sciences on the Darcy Ribeiro campus of the University of Brasília.