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May 23, 2024 11:17 amCenter for advanced therapies at Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein pursues new treatments for genetic, chronic, and malignant diseases
Center for advanced therapies at Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein pursues new treatments for genetic, chronic, and malignant diseases
Government and private sector propose missions to combat deindustrialization of the Brazilian economy
The president of Brazil’s National Library, fluent in 22 languages, translates work from languages such as Persian, Russian, and Turkish
Brazil begins producing the fuel, which is seen as key to the transition to a low-carbon economy
Experimental synthetic drug evaluated as alternative means of fighting the human rabies virus
Soil erosion caused by pasture and agriculture in the Cerrado has accelerated in recent decades
Dough made by fermentation increases the protein content of foods
Benjamin Constant Institute launches braille version of book about CBPF physicist Ronald Shellard
H5N1 virus detected in samples from birds found dead in the Galápagos Islands
Workers suffer due to extreme high or low temperatures in the workplace
New species of bromeliad with hairy leaves challenges perception of these plants
The Jabuti literary award will now have an academic version, with the first set to take place in mid-2024
Ritual table used in ancient Mayan ceremonies restored
Snake found by students makes a sound like a chirp when defending itself
Map of 28,000 kilometers of underground canals in Morocco could help revitalize the water system for current inhabitants
The Brazilian wandering spider serves as inspiration for erectile dysfunction drug
Storms on Saturn occur every 20 to 30 years and leave marks that last for centuries
X-rays measure concentration of micro- and macro-nutrients in plant leaves
Severe droughts in the Amazon could also cause sudden tree mortality
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Report identifies the water hyacinth as the most widespread invasive species in the world
Smart socks offer new option for remote monitoring of dementia patients
In early September, India launched its first solar observation mission, Aditya-L1
Domestic violence also harms children who witness it
Bacteria detected in children with cavities function jointly to produce corrosive acids
Even in deep sleep, dogs' brains remain alert and capable of distinguishing between different sounds
Enzyme could replace catalysts used in aviation biokerosene production
Website provides information on 3,769 dated artifacts from 1,249 Brazilian archaeological sites
Driverless cars are less able to identify minority groups, putting them at greater risk of accidents