Guia Covid-19

Sidnei Santos de Oliveira

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Embryonic research

Scientist from São Paulo wins international award and opens a laboratory in Germany to investigate reproductive processes

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Theory in practice

Decisive in vocational training, the number of undergraduate students participating in internship programs is still low

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Cosmic dance

Brazilian astronomer has been collaborating with NASA for more than two decades and discovered a supernova

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Another degree

Taking a second degree expands your knowledge and allows you to change or adjust the course of your career

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Shining stars

Scientist uses astronomy concepts to discuss race and gender issues

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Public well-being

Public health experts are responsible for creating and implementing ways of protecting the health of the population

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Fungus genetics

Researcher from the University of São Paulo earns international recognition for his contributions to the field of microbiology

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Modern mining

Trained to interpret huge volumes of information, data scientists have job opportunities in a wide range of sectors

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The many perspectives of physics

Brazilian scientist from São Paulo, head of a research group at Utrecht University, recognized by the European Physical Society

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Freelance scientists

Websites connect companies with researchers offering freelance services

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Understanding biological systems

Brazilian scientist creates new laboratory at US university to study biological systems

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Quantum biology

Emerging field demands interdisciplinary collaboration and knowledge of both chemistry and physics

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History

The representation of a hero

The image of Tiradentes overcame the lack of visual records and became one of the most popular from Brazil’s history

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Indigenous knowledge

Tuyuka doctor battles COVID-19 in the Amazon

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Professional interactions online

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, online scientific meetings offer a new way of sharing knowledge

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Unconventional menu

Researcher from Pernambuco has twice been recognized for her studies on sustainable food consumption in farming and mining communities

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Statement of confidence

Letters of recommendation give applications greater credibility and can be decisive in selection processes

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Environmental chemistry

Researcher from São Paulo wins international award for studies on ecological interactions

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Breath work

Respiratory physiotherapy training goes beyond undergraduate level, with increasing opportunities for work in hospitals

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The living being in the equation

Researcher combines exact and life sciences to measure the SARS-CoV-2 virus's potential to spread

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Remote thesis defense

Defending theses online allows master's and PhD students to finish their research journeys while social distancing

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The fight against suffering

Brazilian researcher wins international award for his studies on chronic pain

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Connected health

Telemedicine requires knowledge beyond simply searching the internet

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Dedicated to nature

Researcher switches from business administration to biology and becomes a leading expert in environmental preservation

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The rise of the digital manager

Customer engagement via social media has increased the demand for digital specialists

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Rock ‘n’ roll spiders

Biologist honors musicians from famous bands in descriptions of new spider species

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Young leaders

Operating in a range of industries, junior enterprises are attempting to boost entrepreneurship in Brazil

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Clean water

Scientist from Salvador, Bahia, earns international recognition for new cistern design

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Professional caregivers

Importance of the nursing profession grows with increasing life expectancy and aging population

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Eradicating malaria

Congolese student uses artificial intelligence to fight the disease, which affects more than 210 million people a year

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