Neldson Marcolin

Memory

Faithful portraits

Augusto Esteves was the first science illustrator at the Butantan Institute

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Memory

Ingenuity and art

Theodoro Sampaio's contributions to Brazil, from Salvador to São Paulo

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Magda Carneiro Sampaio

Magda Carneiro Sampaio: In defense of children

Pediatrician talks about her immunology research

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Memory

Stories in a drawer

Snethlage’s research on indians in the 1930s hasn't seen the light of day

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Memory

The Iron Industry in the Colony

Attempts to produce iron in Brazil began in the 16th century

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Retrospect

Magnificent botanist

Magnificent botanist

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INTERVIEW

Michel Rabinovitch: How to boost science

Michel Rabinovitch: How to boost science

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Silvia Regina Brandalise

Silvia Regina Brandalise: Nonconformity in the blood

She changed the cancer treatment outlook for children in Brazil

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Erney Plessmann de Camargo

Erney Plessmann de Camargo:The scientist 
of neglected diseases

Parasitologist talks about his most recent scientific findings

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Retrospect

Medicine in print

Medicine in print

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Memory

Fungus in the air

Fungus in the air

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Memory

A surgeon’s advice

An 18th-century manual on medicine reveals details of the art of curing

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MEMORY

Theory and practice

The Strength of Materials Laboratory led to advances in technological development

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INTERVIEW

Michel Rabinovitch: How to boost science

Michel Rabinovitch: How to boost science

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INTERVIEW

Marco Antonio Zago: Connecting to society

Marco Antonio Zago: Connecting to society

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MEMORY

Images of distant cultures

Photographs by Harald Schultz chronicles his experiences working among indigenous

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Fine affinities

A fine compendium

Anonymous 19th-century botanical dictionary had strong ties to chemistry

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Memory

The value of language

Analysis of place names helps tell the story of the Royal Road

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Erney Plessmann de Camargo

Erney Plessmann de Camargo: The scientist of neglected diseases

Parasitologist speaks of his most recent scientific discoveries

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João Evangelista Steiner

João Evangelista Steiner: Astronomical leaps

USP's astrophysical talks about changes in Brazilian astronomy

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Memory

Forty-two years ago, FAPESP and TV Cultura produced educational programs on the sciences

Forty-two years ago, FAPESP and TV Cultura produced educational programs on the sciences

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Marco Antonio Zago

Marco Antonio Zago: Connecting to Society

Marco Antonio Zago: Connecting to Society

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Engineering

Well-being in the air

Embraer teams up with universities to improve comfort on its airplanes

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Interview

Hernan Chaimovich: twice a biochemist

The Professor from USP recalls his journey from Santiago, Chile to São Paulo, saying that no other country integrates cultures like Brazil

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Memory

The visible history

São Paulo State Archives make seven thousand images of documents on slavery available on-line

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Memory

A successful vocation

Pirajá da Silva described the schistosomiasis parasite

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Memory

The man who counted

Alan Turing created the theoretical basis for computer science

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Memory

An intelligent project

USP School of Medicine celebrates its 100th anniversary

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Memory

Echo of the Industrial Revolution

São Paulo’s first modern steam-driven factory

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Luiz Travassos

Luiz Rodolpho Raja Gabaglia Travassos: The victories of “Doctor Freshman”

Biochemist identified bacteria that cause hospital infections

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