Interview

Beatriz Barbuy

Beatriz Barbuy: In the wake of the first stars

Astrophysics talks about the formation of the first stars of the Milky Way

By and

Erney Plessmann de Camargo

Erney Plessmann de Camargo: The scientist of neglected diseases

Parasitologist speaks of his most recent scientific discoveries

By and

Interview

Eduardo Moacyr Krieger: The master of high blood pressure

Eduardo Moacyr Krieger: The master of high blood pressure

By and

João Evangelista Steiner

João Evangelista Steiner: Astronomical leaps

USP's astrophysical talks about changes in Brazilian astronomy

By and

Muniz Sodré

Muniz Sodré: The way of life of the media

The way of life of the media

By

Laura de Mello e Souza

Laura de Mello e Souza: A country called the past

For the historian, there is a lack of innovative researchers able to reach the general public

By

Ronaldo Pilli

Ronaldo Pilli: From Bold Ideas to Innovation

Dean of Research at the Unicamp talks about boldness and innovation

By

José Marques de Melo

José Marques de Melo: Social Sciences’ Poor Cousin

An talk about the difficulties of constituting the field of communication

By

Marco Antonio Zago

Marco Antonio Zago: Connecting to Society

Marco Antonio Zago: Connecting to Society

By and

Interview

Hernan Chaimovich: twice a biochemist

The Professor from USP recalls his journey from Santiago, Chile to São Paulo, saying that no other country integrates cultures like Brazil

By and

Bruce Alberts

Bruce Alberts: We need to teach science

Editor-in-chief of Science proposes changes in science teaching

By and

Luiz Hildebrando P. da Silva

Luiz Hildebrando Pereira da Silva: Reversing the course of malaria

Institutions coordinated action reduces malaria cases

By

Bráulio DiasBráulio Dias

Bráulio Ferreira de Souza Dias: The voice of biodiversity

Brazilian biologist talks about the preparation for COP 11, in October

By

Eduardo Moacyr Krieger

Eduardo Moacyr Krieger: The master of high blood pressure

Physiologist created a national team for blood pressure research

By and

Luiz Travassos

Luiz Rodolpho Raja Gabaglia Travassos: The victories of “Doctor Freshman”

Biochemist identified bacteria that cause hospital infections

By and

Walter Neves

Walter Neves: Luzia’s father

Archeologist developed a theory on man’s arrival to the Americas

By and

Alberto Dines

Alberto Dines: Journalism lessons

One of the most respected and polemic Brazilian journalists

By and

Hernan Chaimovich

Hernan Chaimovich: twice a biochemist

USP professor recalls his path from Santiago in Chile to São Paulo

By and

Rajendra Pachauri

Rajendra Pachauri: The climate man

IPCC's president talks about his struggles at the head of the institution

By

Mauricio da Rocha e Silva

Mauricio da Rocha e Silva: The secret of visibility

How to produce an international scientific journal

By and

Cora Marrett

Cora Marrett: Closer ties

National Science Foundation wants to expand cooperation with Brazil

By

Marta Rovira

Marta Rovira: A place in the sun for science

Argentina's research funding agency wants to retrieve scientific capacity

By

Luiz Felipe de Alencastro

Luiz Felipe de Alencastro: Brazil’s observer in the South Atlantic

Historian proposes that the Brasil's formation took place outside its borders

By

Israel Klabin

Israel Klabin: Green capitalism

The former businessman discusses environmental future optimistically

By

Jean-Pierre Changeux

Jean-Pierre Changeux: The biology that underlies consciousness

French neuroscientist seeks to understand life and the human mind

By

José Israel Vargas

José Israel Vargas: From crisis to opportunity

The former minister looks back on his career

By

Flavio Alterthum

Flavio Alterthum: Lessons about Brazil’s ethanol

The co-author of the best-known basic microbiology book in Brazil

By

John Beddington

John Beddington: The “Sir” of science

Chief Scientific Advisor to the British government is interviewed

By and

Laura de Mello e Souza

Laura de Mello e Souza: A country called the past

There is a lack of innovative researchers able to reach the general public

By

José Mendonça de Barros

José Roberto Mendonça de Barros: São Paulo and the new economic geography

The production of knowledge will cause the state to drive growth in Brazil

By and