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Another donation to Brazil’s National Museum

Brazilian National Museum receives donation of 1,104 fossils from the Araripe basin in Northeast Brazil

FAPESP Board of Trustees speaks out on LDO

FAPESP Board of Trustees speaks out on the proposed 2025 Budgetary Guidelines bill

A rare hybrid butterfly

Heliconius elevatus, a hybrid of H. pardalinus and H. melpomene, has more genes from the former, but inherited the coloration capable of scaring off predators from the latter

New center to debate global issues

Center for Critical Imagination: Political Economy and Citizenship (CCI) will hold discussions on global problems

Children one centimeter taller and a few grams heavier

One in 10 children aged three and over is overweight

Amazonian fish sensitive to intense heat

Higher temperatures damage the tambaqui's DNA and liver and worsen the effects of pesticides

Invasive species in mangroves of São Paulo

Fast-growing invasive plant spreading through mangroves in the Santos estuary

Gateway to the underworld opening wider

Crater in Russia growing larger and releasing between 4,000 and 5,000 tons of carbon per year

Butantan Institute wins José Reis Award

Butantan Institute wins José Reis Award for science communication initiatives

A single layer of gold atoms

Goldene, a new gold-based material, could be used to convert carbon dioxide, produce hydrogen, and purify water

Thousands of craters and 17 rock types on the Moon

Geological maps of the Moon could help in the planning of future missions and construction of a lunar research base

Antiviral milking

Rising number of mammal species infected by the H5N1 virus worldwide

Coffee with pions

Human marks in the amazon

Cutting-edge technology was used to identify geoglyphs beneath the forest, and work with current indigenous peoples suggests the intentional generation of terra preta since pre-Columbian times

Frozen? Not always

Project monitors how snowmelt affects seawater, air, and sediment in Antarctica

At the right time

Syrian paleontologist Wafa Adel Alhalabi arrived in Brazil as a refugee, having fled the war in her home country. Now at USP, Ribeirão Preto campus, she is studying fossils from her homeland

Revolt against the weighing scale

The implementation of the Decimal Metric System in Brazil caused a popular protest that was strongly repressed during the Brazilian Empire, 150 years ago

Without fear of contradiction

Newton da Costa earned international recognition for his revolutionary systems in the field of logic

Letters from Oswald to Mário de Andrade reveal the underground face of modernism

Writers corresponded between 1919 and 1928, a year before their friendship broke down

The experimentations of George Love

American photographer who lived in Brazil brought a new outlook on image production in the country

Transgenic goats, rabbits, and cows produce drugs for human use

Transgenic goats, rabbits, and cows produce drugs for human use

What to do with the waste generated by mineral exploration

Mining companies, startups, and universities are looking for new ways to use waste produced during extraction processes

New environmental practices foster the creation of agricultural startups

Survey by EMBRAPA identifies growth of agricultural companies linked to sustainability, with a significant increase in the North of Brazil

Brazilian researchers investigate how to grow plants off Earth

The scientists want to contribute to a NASA program whose objective is to grow food for future colonies on the Moon and Mars

Global warming threatens main Atlantic Ocean current system

Ice loss in Greenland puts Atlantic Ocean currents at risk

Complex organic molecules found in the ice of nascent stars for the first time

Complex molecules associated to the origins of life identified in solid phase in two emerging stars

Quantum startup develops random-number generator used in lottery

Chilean company was founded based on a method developed by a physicist from Minas Gerais and his Polish colleague

Quantum technologies need to attract more engineers

The topic was addressed at a thematic meeting held in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, a preparatory event for the 5^th National Conference on Science, Technology, and Innovation

Indigenous peoples made engravings alongside dinosaur footprints

Indigenous peoples carved marks next to dinosaur footprints in Paraíba

Neighbors who lend their DNA

Plants are descendants of algae that acquired genes from fungi and bacteria, genes that became essential to the structure of plant cells