Retrospect

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Subverting the genre

Marie Curie was awarded her second Nobel Prize one hundred years ago

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In history’s shadow

Jessé Acioly identified the mechanism for inheriting sickle cell anemia

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A country in statistics

The IBGE has modernized its social and economic statistics in Brazil

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Recognizing the researchers

The Brazilian Academy of Sciences celebrates its centennial anniversary

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One man’s laboratory

Museum in the Amazon propelled the scientific career of botanist

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The Brazilian side of Goethe

Goethe's writings were influenced by the works of naturalists

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Good-bye to the Prof. Besnard

University has to remove oceanographic vessel from the port

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The eclipse that confirmed Einstein’s theory

National Observatory restores photographic plates of the 1919 solar eclipse

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The legend of an invisible monk

Gregor Mendel’s experiments with pea plants gave birth to genetics

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Where art and science intersect

Publication highlights the importance of scientific illustration

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Well-milled wheat and corn

Watermills reveal manufacturing techniques dating back to the 17th century

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History in Flasks

Glass flasks help tell the story of chemistry’s beginnings at USP

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The first shapes of the province

The first large map of São Paulo facilitated the layout of streets

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Tracing the footsteps of Saint-Hilaire

Botanists retrace Auguste de Saint-Hilaire expedition

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The Collector

A businessman’s collection forms the nucleus of the Paulista Museum

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Circa 1962

Book describes research density in São Paulo before FAPESP

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The Princess and the Mountain Plants

Imperial family's 1872 expedition to Itatiaia is told in a rare book

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Minas residents against cancer

Institute pioneered the use of radiation therapy to treat tumors

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Pleasurable descriptions

Eurico Santos spent years communicating about Brazilian nature

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Portraits of our lungs

Abreu’s invention opened the door to early detection of tuberculosis

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The earliest journals

Science publications appeared 350 years ago in France and England

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A Rocky Road

Mesquita, Salles Oliveira, and Fernando de Azevedo on the front lines of USP

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On Firm Ground

“Priest-mathematicians” and their detailed maps of Brazil’s scrublands

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Mirrors of the World

Map delineated Brazil's new borders after the Treaty of Tordesillas

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Drought in the Metropolis

Other droughts in São Paulo were almost always related to population increase

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Pictures in the jungle

Photographs of the Amazon were taken by Albert Frisch in 1867

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Controversial Popularization

Publicizing scientific research sparked controversies in the 19th century

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Scientist and Documentarian

Carlos Chagas filmed patients in the city where he discovered the disease

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Squadron at the factory

Mass production of aircraft began in Brazil in 1935

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Keepers of history

History institutes try to find their role in the 21st century

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