Notes
Ecology
The water hyacinth is the most invasive plant in the world
Report identifies the water hyacinth as the most widespread invasive species in the world
By Redação
Technology
Smart socks for the elderly
Smart socks offer new option for remote monitoring of dementia patients
By Redação
Space
After the Moon, the Sun
In early September, India launched its first solar observation mission, Aditya-L1
By Redação
Behavior
Children also suffer from violence against women
Domestic violence also harms children who witness it
By Redação
Health
The duo that makes cavities worse
Bacteria detected in children with cavities function jointly to produce corrosive acids
By Redação
Veterinary science
Your dog is not just sleeping
Even in deep sleep, dogs' brains remain alert and capable of distinguishing between different sounds
By Redação
Chemistry
Enzyme for aviation fuels
Enzyme could replace catalysts used in aviation biokerosene production
By Redação
Archaeology
Brazilian archaeological sites online
Website provides information on 3,769 dated artifacts from 1,249 Brazilian archaeological sites
By Redação
Technology
Greater risk of being hit
Driverless cars are less able to identify minority groups, putting them at greater risk of accidents
By Redação
Sustainability
Agreement to accelerate transition to clean energy in Africa
Partnership seeks to identify, fast-track, and scale clean energy projects across Africa
By Redação
Neurology
When defense attacks
Inflammation can damage healthy cells and contribute to the progression of Alzheimer's
By Redação
Zoology
The monkey that crossed the Atlantic
Extinct 230-gram monkey sparks new discussions about the origin of South American primates
By Redação
Biodiversity
Thousands of chicks die in Antarctica
Climate change kills thousands of emperor penguin chicks in Antarctica
By Redação
Agronomy
Intense heat, smaller harvests
Soybean yield has fallen by 6% for every 1 °C increase in temperature since the 1980s
By Redação
Public health
Higher mortality in metropolises
Heatwaves linked to almost 50,000 deaths in Brazilian metropolises between 2000 and 2018
By Redação
Environment
Pollen reveals the history of the Caatinga
5,000 years of flora in rural northeastern Brazil reconstructed by pollen analysis
By Redação
Genetics
Luzio, similar to current Indigenous people
The oldest skeleton in São Paulo was a descendant of the people that populated the Americas 16,000 years ago
By Redação
History
Website brings together titles of 16,000 documents on Brazilian independence
Website brings together 16,000 documents about Brazil’s independence, including historical people and monuments
By Redação
Genetics
The risks of marriage between cousins
Children of married cousins face 4.16 times the risk of being born with rare genetic diseases
By Redação
Geology
When the Earth started to crack
Tectonic plates likely formed 3.2 billion years ago, when Earth’s surface cracked
By Redação
Public policy
Children and adolescents on council in Chile
Chile’s Ministry of Science, Technology, Knowledge, and Innovation forms Council of Children and Adolescents
By Redação
Paleontology
Pterosaur ancestor had a beak
230 million years ago, bipedal animal with long fingers surprisingly had a beak
By Redação
Medicine
The lethal dust of artificial stones
Aggressive cases of silicosis on the rise among workers in the engineered-stone industry
By Redação
Chemistry
A combination with long-lasting pigments
Paprika and cinnamon extracts, when combined, preserve carotenoids in food and have antimicrobial and antifungal properties
By Redação
Technology
Fire-resistant drone
Drone resistant to high temperatures could be used to assess the source of fires from up close
By Redação
Zoology
A bigger brain in the wild
Mink that escape from captivity and become wild can regain brain volume
By Redação
Elderly
Dramatic situation at nursing homes
Public and nonprofit nursing homes fail to fully comply with ANVISA regulations, study finds
By Redação
Acknowledgment
Three awards for Brazilian scientists
Biologist, parasitologist, mechanical engineer, and computer scientist receive the Bunge Foundation Award
By Redação
Astronomy
Ages of the Moon
The Moon is 4.5 billion years old, but its current surface is younger
By Redação