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Miguel Nicolelis: The man of multiple connections
A worldwide point of reference in neuroscience, restless Miguel Nicolelis, a citizen of São Paulo who has been living for over 15 years in the United States, is getting ready to enjoy his first sabbatical year. It will be quite a year. And the program for the next few months is now ready. He is... View Article
Interview: Leôncio Martins
Interview: Leôncio Martins
"It is easy to be ethical in the opposition"
By Carlos Haag
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José Murilo de Carvalho: An antidote against republican brutalization
An antidote against republican brutalization
By Carlos Haag
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Oswaldo Frota-Pessoa: The lively prose of a master scientist
Listening to 88-year-old Oswaldo Frota-Pessoa, one of the pioneers of genetic medicine in Brazil, it becomes easy to understand why his qualities as a professor are celebrated by researchers of several generations who have been amongst his pupils. If in the classroom he availed himself of a delicious, multicolored narrative, full of wit and always... View Article
Isaias Raw
Isaias Raw: A battling scientist
A battling scientist
By Claudia Izique and Neldson Marcolin
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Carlos Augusto Monteiro: From privation to excess of food
From privation to excess of food
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Mayana Zatz: One eye on reason, the other on the heart
One eye on reason, the other on the heart
By Mariluce Moura and Marcos Pivetta
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Jefferson Cardia Simões: The ice is ours as well
Researcher who has been at the South Pole says that Antarctica is more important for Brazil than for the USA
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Diógenes de Almeida Campos: Official stones and bones
Paleontologist affirms that Brazil could be as important as China and criticizes fossil contraband
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José Fernando Perez: A route of opening up to society
A route of opening up to society
By Mariluce Moura and Neldson Marcolin
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Ismail Xavier: Visions on stage
The critic and professor analyzes the dialog between the Brazilian cinema and the Nelson Rodrigues theater
By Mariluce Moura and Neldson Marcolin
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Ruth e Victor Nussenzweig: A chemistry that worked out
The couple talks about the advances in the search for vaccines against malaria and of the life of a scientist, here and in the United States
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Roberto Figueira Santos: Observations of an engaged spectator
Observations of an engaged spectator
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Jorge Wagensberg: Inside the skin of the scientist
For the director of the innovative Barcelona Science Museum it is essential to awaken scientific emotion without losing a grip on reality
Gilberto De Nucci
Gilberto De Nucci: The medicine radical
The medicine radical
By Marcos Pivetta and Ricardo Zorzetto
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José Ellis Ripper Filho: Alternatives for learning
Marcos de Oliveira and Neldson Marcolin
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Roberto Salmeron: A high-energy physicist
MIGUEL BOYAYANTime appears not to be of much importance to the physicist Roberto Salmeron to judge by the manner with which he ignores it. His routine would devastate any schedule, whether it be in Brazil or France. His most common activities include conferences, lectures and courses, participation in official commissions, support for Brazilian physicists in... View Article
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Fernando Reinach: An announced revolution
An announced revolution
By Claudia Izique and Mariluce Moura
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Iván Izquierdo: Recollections and omissions
Neuroscientist talks about the importance of memories and also of forgetting
Roberto Schwarz
Roberto Schwarz: A critic on the periphery of capitalism
A critic on the periphery of capitalism
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Mayana Zatz: One eye on reason, the other on the heart
One eye on reason, the other on the heart
Otavio Frias Filho
Otavio Frias Filho: A gateway for new newspaper readers
The editorial director of the explains why journalistic interest in science tends to increase
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Ismail Xavier: Visions on stage
The critic and professor analyzes the dialog between the Brazilian cinema and the Nelson Rodrigues theater
By Mariluce Moura and Neldson Marcolin
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José Arthur Giannotti: Playing on the fringe
The philosopher thinks that Brazil should avoid bumping into the currentcomplex of monopolizing technoscience
By Luiz Henrique Lopes dos Santos, Mariluce Moura and Neldson Marcolin
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Carmen Martin: Back to life
Center takes the activity of legal medicine from the limbo to privilege teaching and research
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Alfredo Bosi: Poetry as a response to oppression
Recently elected to the Brazilian Academy of Literature, the professor reaffirms his belief in the power of lyricism
By Rinaldo Gama
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Marcelo Damy: Atomic opinions
Physicist defends the use of nuclear power stations for generating electricity and criticizes thermal energy
By Mariluce Moura and Neldson Marcolin