Marcos Pivetta

BOTANY

A recipe for cellulose

A code would regulates the formation of plant cell walls

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Prevention is worth the effort

Adaptive measures would reduce the damage caused by rising sea levels

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New genetic findings

Genetic aspects of muscular dystrophy and rare diseases identified

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ORNITHOLOGY

The origin of the seedeaters

Studies capture the process of a South American bird group emerged

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Pre-History 

New pieces of the puzzle

Teeth suggests that humans were present in Piauí over 20,000 years ago

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New Materials

Malleable and bounces back

Foam made from graphene oxide and boron nitride is lightweight

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Artur Ávila

Artur Ávila: The man who calculates

Brazilian receives the Fields Medal, the most important mathematics award

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Astrophysics

Made in Brazil

Mechanical quadrupod for telescopes to be installed in gamma-ray observatory

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Mathematics

A formula that worked

Flexibility and internationalization are part of IMPA's success

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Physical Chemistry 

H2O in nanotubes

Confined, water has two different densities simultaneously

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Nigel Lockyer

The physics of alliances

Fermilab director talks about a huge experiment on neutrinos

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ARCHEOLOGY

The City and the Countryside

The importance of rural areas in the ancient Greek cities of the Mediterranean

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PALEONTOLOGY

A Caribbean cousin

Fossil of 12 million-year-old is a distant relative of South American turtles

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Alexander Kellner

Alexander Wilhelm Armin Kellner: On the wings of the past

Paleontologist talks about the difficulties of doing research in his field

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OCEANOGRAPHY

Thinner and more fragile

One shelf in western Antarctica may disappear by the end of the decade

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New eyes on the Universe

Telescopes will study dark matter, dark energy and map the cosmos

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The first of the giants

São Paulo researchers will have 4% of GMT's observation time

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The era of grand observations

Partnerships and investment should boost astrophysics in São Paulo

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History

Monções (almost) rewritten

Sérgio Buarque de Holanda liked to rewrite his books

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GEOLOGY

Heading northwest

Part of the Earth’s crust is moving a few millimeters each year

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PHYSICS

Sun in the Laboratory

Researchers develop model of luminous atmospheric phenomenon

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Communications

You win some, you lose some

The tone of Portuguese newspapers covering the trajectory of Brazilian coaches

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Pre-History

New pieces of the puzzle

Teeth suggests that humans were present in Piauí over 20,000 years ago

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History

The Art of Power

Approaches that meld culture and politics are characteristic of the Department

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PHILOSOPHY

Bigger and More Diversified

Graduate-degree programs award one master’s degree in philosophy every day

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HUMANITIES

Riding the globalization wave

America’s first expedition showcases a nation in search of its place

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Political Science

Renewal Brazilian Style

Pastors have gained ground in the Chamber of Deputies

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Thomas Maack

Thomas Maack: Memories of a year that never ended

Physiologist on dictatorship, his own career and medical education

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New materials

Malleable and bounces back

Foam made from graphene oxide and boron nitride is lightweight

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Artur Ávila

Artur Ávila: The man who calculates

Brazilian receives the Fields Medal, the most important mathematics award

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