Technology
BIOENGINEERING
Tiny machines of the future
Brazilian research projects win awards in international contest
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
Synthetic graft
New techniques facilitate the production of parts to replace human bones
MINING
Measurements from space
Satellite monitoring aids open pit mine operations, making mining safer
Engineering
Foundations of Knowledge
The Polytechnic School fosters technological solutions to Brazil's development
Agronomy
Among the best in the world
ESALQ comes in fifth in ranking of agricultural sciences institutions
Agriculture
Natural Fertilizer
Leguminous plant used as fertilizer can increase sugarcane production
Nanotechnology
Fatal interactions
Carbon nanotubes combined with pesticides increase toxic effects on fish
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Multiplying targets
Company develops system for more rapid identification of bacteria
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Avalanche of data
Advances in eScience are changing the traditional way of conducting science
Aeronautical Engineering
Global project
Embraer develops a new military aircraft
ODONTOLOGY
Partnership with bees
Propolis gel is tested for treating harmful effects of radiation therapy
New materials
Malleable and bounces back
Foam made from graphene oxide and boron nitride is lightweight
BIOTECHNOLOGY
Green nanoparticles
Plants from the Cerrado are being used in the production of nanosystems
VETERINARY MEDICINE
Strays under control
Software estimates the population of abandoned dogs and cats
Biochemistry
Transformed microalgae
Membrane used as filter for culture media makes it possible to select biomass
Biotechnology
Antibodies fight agricultural pests
Company produces kits for soybean and potato diseases caused by fungi
EDUCATION
Advanced training
Game are used to motivate students to study the content of high school courses
DEVELOPMENT
Impressive progress
Software, I. T. and communications companies in São Paulo are growing
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
Zero gravity
Ethanol and liquid oxygen are used to fuel suborbital rocket
NUCLEAR MEDICINE
Radiation instrument
Multipurpose Reactor should be able to meet Brazil’s radiopharmacy needs