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Virtual savoring

Embrapa develops electronic tongue to monitor quality of products

Copies of perfection

ProClone is working to add quality to ornamental plant

The first patent

Industrial privilege request for 1822 coffee hulling machine

Atoms of gold enter the circuit

Nanowires drives research on chip for computers

Strategic advances

Strategic advances

Twin Particles

Researchers from UFRJ Renew quantum physics experiment with photons

Little gas in the Amazon Forest

Tropical ecosystem may absorb less carbon dioxide than it used to be thought

The origin of the species

Study of fish that live in caves reveals diferences in their evolution

Rabies spreads

First cases of transmission of rabies are reported in Ceará

Enzyme Indicates Alzheimer

Identified molecule that may diagnose disease years before it manifests itself

Closing in on a lethal protein

Group opens the way for understanding and stop the reproduction of prions

Reginaldo Prandi: The illustrated tent of miracles

The illustrated tent of miracles

Steam age Marias

Study retrace the route of the women who worked on the Brazil railroad

The horizon of the bandeirante (wild country explorers) language

Research shows the old Portuguese, that left São Paulo in the 17th Century

Leap forward calls for change

Knowledge still needs to be incorporated by the productive sector

Incor expands laboratory area

Change in physical space will have immediate effects on applied research

Sky Images for agriculture

Sensors capture information to analyze the soil and to estimate farm crops

Renewed vivarium

Small company launches compact environment for laboratory animals

Advanced control

Study brings innovations for the management of industrial production

Basic menu with quality

Researchers carry out studies on genetic selection and control of the diseases that promise to make bean growing more productive

A vocation for research

A vocation for research

Read the International Issue 2002

Centenary of a theory

Rutherford and Soddy explained, in 1902, how radioactive transformations take place

Greenhouse that exports pollution

São Paulo spreads the smoke it produces to distant cities

On pollution, genetics and the economy

On pollution, genetics and the economy

Genetic engineering against Xylella

Research defines new strategies for fighting the pest of the orange

Brazilian leadership

Publication of genome strengthens Brazilian bio-information technology

Amerindians were Siberians

Study unveil an unwritten history of the pre-Colombian peoples

Copal tree against the cowpea weevil

Seeds from the native tree prove fatal for the great scourge of farming

Remote universe lights itself up

Reionization is proved for the first time