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Underground life

Adaptation to dark environments gives rise to odd-looking fauna

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Protons and ions in the right amount

Hadron therapy combats tumors more effectively than conventional therapy

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Building a drug

Ovarian tumor antibodies are ready to be tested on humans

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The Stepping Stones to Rare Diseases

Mapping indicates the distribution of genetic disorders in Brazil

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Under Pressure

Sensor shows brain changes caused by trauma or pregnancy

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Diverse networks

Program expands the knowledge of Brazilian biodiversity

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The last Minas coastline

Fossils found in MG indicate where there was sea 550 million years ago

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Small satellites make their mark

Nanosatellites are being launched for environmental monitoring

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British Archives and the Coup of 1964

Documents indicate that the possibility of a coup in Brazil was nothing new

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Where the Information Comes From

Files feed investigations into crimes committed by the dictatorship

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The past in the present

How the State has dealt with the legacy of serious human rights violations

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The art of opposition

There was a strong presence of a leftist culture during the dictatorship

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The impact on the academic world

Three hundred professors were driven away from universities by the dictatorship

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Lasting impact

Experts examine the effects of dictatorship on contemporary society

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Civilian support of a military intervention

Studies discuss the role of society in the 1964 coup

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The Coup – Beyond the Images

Hypotheses form the knowledge of the history of the Brazilian dictatorship

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An ocean in the skies

Radar and flyovers provide details on rain formation mechanisms

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Energy for neurons

Electrical stimulation is a promising technique for treating depression

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The Emperor’s Favorite – Her Final Act

3-D images reveal secrets of a 2,800 year-old mummy at the National Museum

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Between Concrete Walls

Maps depict the transformations in form and function of São Paulo rivers

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Diverse networks

Institutions to expand the knowledge of Brazilian biodiversity

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The first steps of a new species

Plants and animals differentiate by means of amazing mechanisms

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Supermonkey of the Americas

Lifestyle of the largest simian ever to inhabit the continent reconstructed

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Meteorite in Piauí

The Santa Marta crater was created by a fallen celestial rock

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The Araguainha greenhouse

Meteorite may have released enough methane to trigger extinction

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A model fish

Zebrafish begins to be used in neuroscience research and drug studies in Brazil

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New birds of Amazonia

Fifteen species are described in Brazilian discovery

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Challenges in rural and urban areas

Climate change will exacerbate agricultural losses and affect urban management

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Climate extremes

Brazil is likely to be at least 3ºC warmer by the end of the century

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More bits in the service of DNA

More bits in the service of DNA

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