Science
CÉSAR LATTES, 100

A major contribution
Lattes on Mount Chacaltaya in Bolivia, where mesons were recorded in nuclear emulsions
CÉSAR LATTES, 100

The physicist who saw a bigger picture
César Lattes' studies were based on experiments with cosmic rays and the use of accelerators in particle physics
Interview

Eliza Freire: Lizards, snakes, and prejudice
In spaces once occupied exclusively by men, Eliza Freire identified new species and uncovered new knowledge of the diversity of reptiles in Northeast Brazil
By Maria Guimarães and Carlos Fioravanti
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Care and empathy for animals
Researchers from various disciplines investigate ways to reduce pain and improve the quality of life for species used or consumed by humans
By Monica Manir
CÉSAR LATTES, 100

Academic genealogy
Survey identifies 851 master’s and doctoral graduates from six generations descending from the physicist's postgraduate work
CÉSAR LATTES, 100

Supporting institutions
The physicist was one of the founders of the Brazilian Center for Physics Research (CBPF) and supported the creation of the CNPq
CÉSAR LATTES, 100

A major contribution
The discovery of the pion led to a greater understanding of the cohesion of the atomic nucleus
CÉSAR LATTES, 100

The physicist who saw a bigger picture
His studies were based on experiments with cosmic rays and the use of accelerators in particle physics
PALEONTOLOGY

Marks left by insects on rhynchosaurus bones indicate underground activity
Marks left by insects on rhynchosaurus bones indicate underground activity
By Laura Tercic
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Climate change expected to affect Brazilian coffee
As a result of climate change, coffee farms are likely to migrate again in the coming years in search of more suitable weather conditions