Highlights

Botany

New model

Tomato plants help unveil the hormones that regulate the lives of plants

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Physics

Moving sculptures

Computer simulations explain how the giant dunes on Mars emerge and evolve

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Literature

What’s life like without dragons?

Harry Potter is a good reason to discuss the current desire for enchantment

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History

The citizen who smelled like a king

Profiles show that Pedro II was more interested in the essence of power

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Education

The Internet in schools

Taking the internet into the classroom is still a challenge

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Memory

Always in the vanguard

Carmen Portinho helped to change architecture and the arts in Rio de Janeiro

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Interview

Lilia Moritz Schwarcz: Almost blacks, almost whites

Anthropologist Lilia Schwarcz discusses the link between science and racism in Brazil

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Partnership

Digital inclusion

FAPESP and Microsoft Research create a Virtual Institute

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Cooperation

A promising flirt

Brazil and Canada sign an intentions protocol in the area of S&T

Evaluation

Internet academies

Brazil is in the ranking of universities that disclose their production

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Indicators

It is up to the companies now

Meeting evaluates the performance of scientific and innovative development

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indicator

Transformation Champions

The magazine Inovação will highlight the leading companies of Brazilian industry

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Cover

Africa in the genes of the Brazilian people

DNA analysis reveals regions that fed the slave traffic

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Genetics

The DNA of the Pampas (grassy plains)

Guarani and Charrua Indians are among the Gaucho's ancestors

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Biochemistry

Another use

A new mechanism through which vitamin C combats free radicals is identified

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