Science

Physiology

Memories of origin

Cells of the endothelium store information about its previous state

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Neurology

Expanded short circuit

Electric over stimulation of the brain can affect the heart

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Homage

Empty spaces in Brazilian science

Farewell Jayme Tiomno, Victória Rossetti and Lynaldo Cavalcanti

Geology

Islands in the Savannah

"Blotches" in the cerrado emerged in ancient riverbeds in the Amazon

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Astrophysics

On a safe course

Simulation explains why the Earth did not collide with the Sun

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Immunology

Microscopic torch

Marking cells shows selection of more effective antibodies occurs

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Health

Suffocating heart

There may be a blood diagnosis test for apnea

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Evolution

G’day, kangaroos

The oldest relatives of the Australian marsupials

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Medicine

Collateral damage

Medication used to treat lupus jeopardizes fertilization

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Genetics

The mystery about Ringo and Suflair

Dogs may have genes that protect them from muscular dystrophy

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Ecology

Centuries-old pioneer

The araucaria coniferous tree recovers quickly in deforested areas

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Geology

Quaking earth

Recurrent earthquakes helped to shape the northeastern terrain

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Mathematics

Life’s equations

The same codes unites DNA sequences and digital communicating

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Astrophysics

Gravitational kick

Fusion of galaxies expels black hole from its nucleus

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Endocrinology

Sudden immobility

Genetic alteration may paralyse the limbs of people with hyperthyroidism

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Endocrinology

Neurons in slow motion

Hypothyroidism protects the brain from attacks such as strokes

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Environment

Climate, version 2.0

Program integrates the atmosphere, the oceans and the earth's surface

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Physics

Returning to active service

Modernized, USP's particle accelerator is returning to active service

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Botany

Natural greenhouse

Climate changes are likely to affect the composition of tropical forests

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Geology

Where mountains were born

Microscopic cracks in crystals help reconstruct the history of the Bocaina

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Geology

In the bowels of the Earth

Viscous masses of rock blend together and may escape as lava

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Paleontology

Brazilian dinosaurs

A book tells the story of 21 species found in Brazil

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Physics

At the whim of neutrinos

Unicamp team uses fleeting particle to test an idea of Galileo

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Environment

More sea life

International census expands knowledge of biodiversity

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Biochemistry

Messenger of death

Molecule sends defective proteins to destruction

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Anatomy

Remarkable little creatures

Monkeys from the Americas use sound to communicate

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Physiology

Reinterpreting the brain

Interview with Fred Gage, who discovered neurogenesis in adults

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Zoology

The work of a lifetime

Book brings together the studies of Vanzolini

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Nutrigenomics

Health at the table

Research about the relation between genes and nutrition take shape

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Parasitology

Hidden aggressiveness

Team from Unicamp overturns the idea that there is a mild form of malaria