Claudia Izique

Humanities

Research as a basis for policy

Research as a basis for policy

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TERRITORIAL EXPANSION

Ingenuity and art in Colonial Brazil

Portuguese military engineers acted in the territorial expansion process

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Biochemistry

Reinforced toxicity

More neurons are killed by using crack than by using cocaine

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Development

The interior’s economic relief

Study maps industrial deconcentration in the State of São Paulo

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Investments

A new plan for growth

Federal government invests in science, technology and innovation

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Productive Arrangements

Boiling Point

Articulated action propels Piracicaba into the world market for ethanol

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Financing

Inputs for growth

Agency may get as much as R$ 1 billion to provide support for companies

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Development

A Rouanet law for research

Science and technology to be the object of new tax breaks

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Water resources

The risk of scarcity

Researchers from six countries are working on new technologies to manage water

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partnership

A well-meaning law

Carlos Américo Pacheco evaluates the effects of the Innovation Law

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Partnerships

Research and Innovation Inc.

Embrapa and private enterprise want to create a technology firm for ethanol

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Biosecurity

When does life begin?

Federal Supreme Court had experts convene before voting the use of stem cells

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indicator

Transformation Champions

The magazine Inovação will highlight the leading companies of Brazilian industry

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Cover

The pathways of change

Countries are preparing themselves to confront global warming scenarios

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Entrepreneurism

Time for planting

Finep selects managers for seed capital funds

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Cloning

It was all a lie

False research results reopen debate on science and ethics

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Interview

Antonio Paes de Carvalho: Stepping stones

MIGUEL BOYAYANThere is no exaggeration in describing him, 70 years old, as an obstinate man. Nor in regarding him as a visionary. After all, Antonio Paes de Carvalho offered proofs of obstinacy and of vision of the future when, 20 years ago, he idealized the first biotechnology complex in the country, facing the skepticism of... View Article

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environment

The world after Kyoto

More demands for Brazil to control its carbon dioxide emissions

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Development

Recognized merit

The CNPq selects 34 projects for the Millennium Institutes program

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Innovation

Orchestra rehearsal

States of the Southeast coordinate a common agenda for development

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Ecology

Under new management

Law authorizes private management of public forest to contain deforestation

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Isaias Raw

Isaias Raw: A battling scientist

A battling scientist

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Nuclear Medicine

Vanguard diagnosis in all corners

A company must expand the production of radiopharmaceuticals

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Engineering

The waters are going to roll

Transposition of the São Francisco river stirs up polemics

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Environment

A climate of uncertainty

The Kyoto Protocol comes into force some eight years behind schedule

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Nuclear Energy

The challenge of competitiveness

Navy wants to enhance uranium enrichment technology

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biosafety

Campaign for knowledge

Against draft law that restricts research with stem cells

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Interview

Fernando Reinach: An announced revolution

An announced revolution

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popularization

In Samba rhythm

Researchers make use of new language to take science to the general public

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Faps

It’s time to collect

Researchers get ready to demand that the states pass on what is defined in law

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