Highlights

Cover

The monkey alarm

Even in cities where yellow fever is controlled by vaccination, the infection is decimating populations of wild primates whose deaths indicate areas where the virus is transmitted

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Video

Analyses show how Portinari produced his work

The findings can help confirm authorship of a painting found in what used to be his home and now is the Portinari House Museum

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Oncology

Intestinal bacteria can be used to predict occurrence of colorectal cancer

International study may contribute to develop predictive tests valid for different dietary cultures

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Video

Sirius, the largest and most complex Brazilian laboratory

Last generation source of synchrotron light may improve the quality of Brazilian research

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COVER

Options on the table

Agriculture 4.0 can help to reduce pesticide use on farms in Brazil

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PROFILE

Finding refuge in knowledge

As a victim of persecution, a Malian man transforms a personal experience into a focus of study for his doctorate at USP

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CAREERS

Challenges beyond graduation

PhD graduates face struggle to find work

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RETROSPECT

One hundred years of Reform in Córdoba

How a rebellion against the rigid hierarchy in an inland university of Argentina inspired change throughout Latin America

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ART

The curious creatures of Frans Post

Exhibition in an Irish museum brings together artwork of Brazilian fauna created by the Dutch artist in the seventeenth century

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AUDIOVISUAL

Films in school

The National Institute of Educational Filmmaking played a fundamental role in science instruction and dissemination in Brazil

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URBANISM

The search for open spaces

Recent urban development has been marked by contradictions around the use of open areas

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CORPORATE RESEARCH

Automated farming

Máquinas Agrícolas Jacto boasts 383 patent applications and is among the global pioneers of driverless farming technology

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INTERVIEW

Antonio Carlos Rossini Jr.: Betting on connected environments

An engineer talks about the expansion of the Internet of Things in Brazil and the trajectory of one of the first Brazilian startups focusing on this ecosystem

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JUSTICE

Automation in law

A new type of startup known as legaltechs is developing technological systems for the legal field

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SBPC

In search of new audiences

Brazilian science association targets young people, liberal professionals, and businesses in an effort to extend their social reach

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