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Ten sets of human bones from Brazilian prehistory suggest that the first inhabitants of the Americas were not Mongoloids
Lack of sleep activates sexuality, increases the sensitivity to pain and damages the liver and heart
Consanguineous marriages bring about an unknown form of deficiency in a Northeast town
Apparently disorganized behaviors may benefit living beings and chemical reactions
Tiny carbon parts are already on sale for universities and companies
Partnership between a university and company makes the production of a new pigment for the paints industry possible
An anti-inflammatory made from the extract of a plant from the Atlantic Rainforest, is ready to go on the market
Researchers from USP develop an unprecedented project for a platform to extract oil on the high seas
Dry Curauá leaves have wide use; from car parts to clothes and medicines
Partnership between the Applied Toxinology Center and a pharmaceutical company results in an analgesic that is more potent than morphine
In Brazil, football is something serious, seen by specialists as a paradigm of globalization
Studies try to understand what makes a rich man rich
Academic world tries to understand how a genre was transformed into the most important one of Brazilian music in the 20th century
Study shows Machado de Assis, novelist or civil servant, as a critic of Brazilian truculence
