Redação
PHOTOLAB

Seeing trees differently
High-resolution drone images used to monitor the characteristics and degradation of coastal vegetation
By Redação
Ecology

Sawdust shows which tree species has been cut
Anti-illegal-logging technique identifies trees from sawdust using a microscope
By Redação
Public health

Risky sex
Precocious sexual activity increases incidence of disease and unwanted pregnancy
By Redação
Energy

Hydrogen-powered plane
Twin-engine plane powered partially by hydrogen designed to reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide emissions
By Redação
Health

Retinography facilitates examinations in remote locations
Device diagnoses patients with ophthalmological diseases in remote areas with a shortage of specialists
By Redação
Astronomy

Billions of stars now visible amidst the fine dust of the Milky Way
Telescope in Chile captures the most detailed image of the Milky Way's stars and dust clouds
By Redação
Medicine

Medical services blighted by inequality in Brazil
Survey highlights inequality in medical services between different regions of Brazil
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Acknowledgment

Second Brazilian to head the PAHO
Brazilian physician Jarbas Barbosa Júnior named new director of the Pan American Health Organization
By Redação
Environment

How egg whites can remove salt and microplastics from water
Compound made of egg white proteins removes salt from seawater and filters out microplastics
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Physics

Laser beam deflects lightning in the Swiss Alps
Scientists have managed to deflect lightning for the first time using short, intense laser pulses
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Anthropology

A recipe for preserving the body after death
Archaeologist determines detailed recipes for the balms and ointments used to mummify bodies in Ancient Egypt
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Geophysics

The ice of distant moons
Earth's inner core appears to be slowing down, which could cause subtle changes in the magnetic field that protects the planet
By Redação
Geophysics

Earth’s core slowing down
Earth's inner core appears to be slowing down, which could cause subtle changes in the magnetic field that protects the planet
By Redação
Oceanography

A new kind of marine environment
New type of reef found off the coast of Espírito Santo was named coral hills
By Redação
Medicine

Another sign of oncoming menstruation
In addition to mood swings, depression can be another side effect of menstruation
By Redação
DATA

Applications by women for FAPESP fellowships and grants
Women applying for more FAPESP fellowships and grants
By Redação
Good practices

American government details guidelines for preventing political interference in federal agencies
American government details guidelines for preventing political interference in federal agencies
By Redação
Good practices

University in Bangladesh establishes scale to assess and punish plagiarism
University in Bangladesh establishes scale to assess and punish plagiarism
By Redação
photolab

Caves born from the sea
Stromatolites, created by microbial activity, provide evidence of maritime activity in caves that are now far inland
By Redação
Ecology

Hidden life in rupestrian grasslands
Microorganisms help plants survive in the nutrient-poor soil of rupestrian grasslands
By Redação
Archaeology

Potentially oldest artifacts found in the Americas
16,000-year-old artifacts in the US may represent the oldest evidence of the first tool-making technology
By Redação
Health

Unique genetic varieties of malaria-carrying parasite in Brazil
Brazilian varieties of Plasmodium vivax are distinct from each other and from those found in other countries
By Redação
Oceanography

Whirlpools born off the coast of Pernambuco
Researchers identify how whirlpools are formed off the coast of Pernambuco
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Environment

The ups and downs of Lake Titicaca
The rising water levels of Lake Titicaca flooded its banks and forced Indigenous peoples to migrate to higher ground
By Redação
Health

Immune cells increase pain from nerve damage
Immune cells increase chronic pain from nerve damage
By Redação
Archaeology

Cambridge returns artifacts from archaeological collection to Nigeria
The Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of Cambridge is set to return 116 brass, ivory, and wooden artifacts to Nigeria
By Redação
Public Health

High adherence to AIDS prevention
International study records high adherence to PrEP among groups most vulnerable to HIV
By Redação
Patents

Less disruptive science
The number of papers published on innovative discoveries and technology patents considered disruptive is falling
By Redação
Acknowledgment

New member of the Board of Trustees
Hematologist Carmino Antonio de Souza is the newest member of the FAPESP Board of Trustees
By Redação