Highlights

3rd Conference of ST&I

Biodiesel is ours

Brazil needs partners to maintain the leadership in renewable fuels

evaluation

The Club of excellence

Rankings show the performance of the best Brazilian universities

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management

Rector Suely

The first woman to command USP wants to strengthen undergraduate courses

Biochemistry

Reproduction demystified

Trypanosoma cruzi core location makes it easier to combat Chaga's disease

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HEALTH

Diagnostic in the form of light

Laser helps to tell healthy tissue from the ones altered by cancer

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Biology

Virus hunters

Researchers watch for the entrance of emergent diseases

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Ecology

Vulnerable predators

Strategies to save the rays and sharks of the Brazilian coastline

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Astrophysics

The great magnet of the Milky Way

Structure pulls our galaxy in its direction

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Physics

The long wings of neurons

Quantity and efficiency of connections depends on the shape of the cells

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Cover

Nanotubes on the market

Tiny carbon parts are already on sale for universities and companies

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pharmacy

The artemisinin therapy

A medicine against malaria will be produced in Brazil

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computing

Associated scientists

Professionals form a small company in the entrepreneurial manner

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telecommunication

Doped fiber

Optical equipment that amplifies a light signal

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Retrospect

The invisible revealing radiation

110 years ago, Wilhelm Röntgen discovered X-rays

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Interview

Elliot Kitajima: Images for Brazilian science

MIGUEL BOYAYANAn esthete against plant pathogens. This is how, perhaps in a reductionist way, one could describe the work of São Paulo researcher Elliot Kitajima, who for over four decades has dedicated himself to recording images in electron microscopy of agents that attack plants, in particular viruses. Born 69 years ago, from Japanese parents,  in... View Article

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