Mariluce Moura

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Luís Henrique Dias Tavares: A war in Bahia

A war in Bahia

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Bernardo Galvão: The battle against Aids and other fights

The battle against Aids and other fights

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Oswaldo Frota-Pessoa: The lively prose of a master scientist

Listening to 88-year-old Oswaldo Frota-Pessoa, one of the pioneers of genetic medicine in Brazil, it becomes easy to understand why his qualities as a professor are celebrated by researchers of several generations who have been amongst his pupils. If in the classroom he availed himself of a delicious, multicolored narrative, full of wit and always... View Article

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Carlos Henrique de Brito Cruz: An optimist with method

An optimist with method

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Mayana Zatz: One eye on reason, the other on the heart

One eye on reason, the other on the heart

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José Fernando Perez: A route of opening up to society

A route of opening up to society

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Ismail Xavier: Visions on stage

The critic and professor analyzes the dialog between the Brazilian cinema and the Nelson Rodrigues theater

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Administration

The tranquil succession

Governor Geraldo Alckmin quickly appointed the Foundation's new executives

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Roberto Figueira Santos: Observations of an engaged spectator

Observations of an engaged spectator

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Fernando Reinach: An announced revolution

An announced revolution

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Roberto Schwarz

Roberto Schwarz: A critic on the periphery of capitalism

A critic on the periphery of capitalism

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Images of science

Researchers studies public perception of scientific knowledge

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Otavio Frias Filho

Otavio Frias Filho: A gateway for new newspaper readers

The editorial director of the explains why journalistic interest in science tends to increase

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Ismail Xavier: Visions on stage

The critic and professor analyzes the dialog between the Brazilian cinema and the Nelson Rodrigues theater

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feminism

Full-length

Texts offer a rich panorama of the situation of women in Brazil today

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José Arthur Giannotti: Playing on the fringe

The philosopher thinks that Brazil should avoid bumping into the currentcomplex of monopolizing technoscience

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Marcelo Damy: Atomic opinions

Physicist defends the use of nuclear power stations for generating electricity and criticizes thermal energy

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epistemology

Dilemmas of communication

The field of study expands debate on its object and scientific status

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Muniz Sodré

Muniz Sodré: The way of life of the media

The way of life of the media

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The pleasure of doing science

With his eyes open to the future of Physics, award-winning researcher says that the necessary social responsibility of the scientist does not obscure the playful nature of the practice of science

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Ronaldo Sardenberg: Strategic route to growth

Minister invests in the integration of the Science and Technology system withinthe country and in international cooperation

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Guilherme Ary Plonski: Strategic change

To create dynamism, this is the principal mission of the new director of the IPT

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Pablo Rubén Mariconda

Pablo Rubén Mariconda: Perennial unconformity

Pablo Rubén Mariconda: Perennial unconformity

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Biodiversity

Scientific Committee approves Biota/FAPESP

Scientific Committee approves Biota/FAPESP

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José Leite Lopes: A physicist par excellence

José Leite Lopes: A physicist par excellence

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Surround it in the air, capture it on the ground

Observatory will decipher particles that streak through the atmosphere

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The new Brazilian product

Genome research done in Brazil attracts the attention of the world

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