Redação

Photolab

Collective Regeneration

Marine organism can regenerate from a single fragment

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Data

Scientific articles and collaborations between states

Graph shows scientific articles and collaborations between Brazilian states

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Good practices

Time to punish

Indian university ranking to penalize institutions with a high number of retractions

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Good practices

Former upcoming minister

Former university president loses bid to become South Korea’s education minister after accusations of plagiarism

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Health

Flu cases rise with wildfires

Study associates wildfires with increase in flu cases

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Biochemistry

Fossil particles reveal ancient atmosphere

Scientists use micrometeorites to reconstruct early Earth's atmosphere

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Genomics

The potato, daughter of the tomato

The potato is the result of a cross between the tomato and another plant called an etuberosum

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Conservation

Reducing poverty to restore the Caatinga

Ecologists propose new strategy for curbing degradation of the Caatinga

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Genetics

Meeting and separation among butterflies

Genome sequencing of butterflies reveals factors behind species diversification

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Endocrinology

New diabetes subtype in Africa

Scientists identify new subtype of diabetes in sub-Saharan Africa

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Archaeology

Intact 2,600-year-old Etruscan tomb

Archaeologists discover Etruscan tomb containing 100 intact objects

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History

Indigenous protest in the seventeenth century

Document from 1645 shows that Indigenous people were dissatisfied with their enslavement by Europeans

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Medicine

New way to identify muscle weakness

Value revision for sarcopenia diagnosis doubles case count

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Nutrition

Highs and lows of ultra-processed food consumption

People living in capital cities in the South and Southeast of Brazil eat more ultra-processed foods

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Geography

Freshwater scarce in the Northern Hemisphere

Earth’s continents have suffered an unprecedented loss of freshwater since 2002

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Foundation

New FAPESP executive director

Carlos Graeff is appointed as executive director of FAPESP’s Executive Board

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Biodiversity

Wolves help aspens grow again

Aspen trees growing again in Yellowstone Park after the reintroduction of gray wolves

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Biodiversity

A big worm? No, a snake

World's smallest snake rediscovered under a rock in a forest on the Caribbean island of Barbados

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Photolab

Parasite nest

Image shows nests of the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi in cardiac cells

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Data

Higher education growing in Brazil

Higher education growing in Brazil

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Good practices

The article writing style of ChatGPT

One in seven biomedical papers published in 2024 was written with support from artificial intelligence, study shows

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Good practices

Journal stops publishing papers amid investigation into suspected misconduct

Journal stops publishing papers amid investigation into suspected misconduct

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Ecology

Sloths die of heat in the Amazon

Ten three-toed sloths die in Amazon heatwave

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Biotechnology

Oil-filtering membrane

Membrane could reduce energy consumption in oil refining

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Immunology

An explanation for severe dengue

Dengue fever less severe in people of African descent

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Innovation

Concrete made with coffee instead of sand

Dengue fever less severe in people of African descent

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Astrophysics

Superhot gases connect galaxies

Filament of superhot gas connects four galaxy clusters

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Immunology

Rabies vaccine in gel form for bats

Vaccine in gel form helps control rabies transmission in bats

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Paleontology

Ice Age survivors

443-million-year-old arthropods withstood major climate changes

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Environment

The unwanted effects of sunscreen

Compound used in sunscreen and other cosmetics hinders plastic degradation

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