The research in sustainable development goals (SDG) increases year by year since its approval in 2015. Typically, after a phase of exponential growth, the number of publications increases at lower rates, suggesting a consolidation process in which literature reviews become a relevant and high-evidence type of document. In this context, the aim of this study was to perform an unprecedented bibliometric analysis of literature reviews on SDG to assess the evolution and consolidation of the scientific research. Article reviews on SDG from 2015 to 2022 were retrieved from Web of Science core collection and a descriptive bibliometric analysis was performed by growth rate, research area, source, citation, and region. Mapping and cluster analysis using keyword co-occurrence, co-authorship, and bibliographic coupling were also applied. The result revealed that SDG is a fast-growing field, with a trend in the diversification of research areas. Most of the review documents were categorized in general aspects of sustainability. Technology (SDG 9) and economic growth (SDG 8) were spotted as hidden key research areas. This result is contrary to previous bibliometric studies on SDG, demonstrating the rapid evolution and change in the field. In addition, literature reviews on reduced inequalities (SDG 10), gender equality (SDG 5); oceans, seas, and marine environments (SDG 14); and peace, justice, and strong institutions (SDG 16) were revealed as research gaps. Thus, the results demonstrated that the research on SDG cannot yet be considered a consolidated area of research, as it leaves many SDG unexplored. Future research has been proposed accordingly.

Graphene has stood out in several areas of research. The objective of the present work was an unprecedented study in the production of a commercial wall latex paint with graphene oxide incorporation. The developed paint was assessed by performance tests according to the Brazilian standards, and the characterization was performed using scanning electron microscopy (SEM), X-ray diffraction (XRD), Fourier-transform infrared (FTIR), thermogravimetric analysis (TGA), and contact angle analysis. The results indicated that GO addition led to a better dispersion of the paint compound mixture even at very low concentrations (1% and 2%). For the dry and wet paint coverage performance tests, the results were superior, 2% and 9%, respectively, when compared with the paint without GO addition. All performance tests were in accordance with the requirements of the Brazilian standards. Thus, it was concluded that GO-containing paint could be a promising building material to be used as a paint additive obtaining superior properties.