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November 27, 2018 3:35 pm Leave your thoughtsBiologist fired by the University of Tokyo for manipulating images receives training from British Nobel laureate
Biologist fired by the University of Tokyo for manipulating images receives training from British Nobel laureate
The current dilemma faced by Brazilian aviation company Embraer is examined in a trio of reports that make up this... View Article
The yellow fungus is found in about 60 other species
Discovery off the São Pedro and São Paulo Archipelago is evidence of a unique and little known fauna
Landowners in the state of Pará may be resorting to fraud to extract more timber than is allowed
Biologist starts a company to share her scientific knowledge in the studies of life and living organisms
Scholarship recipients call for flexibility regarding their commitment to return to Brazil after completing their PhDs
Paul Singer dedicated his life to understanding Brazil and expanding the development of opportunities for workers
Analysis of his musical oeuvre, in particular the symphonies, reveals the Brazilian composer’s complex creative process
A book explores why black intellectuals first relucted to endorse the ideals of racial harmony, then abandoned them altogether
On the 130th anniversary of the abolition of slavery in Brazil, studies reveal the different roles of those involved in the process
Pilotless aircraft built in Brazil will monitor environmental reserves in the Amazon
Cars use less fuel with technologies fostered by the Inovar Auto program, nearly all of which are foreign
Competition asks programming students to tackle real-world problems
Hackerspaces—locations that bring technology aficionados together—are multiplying across the country
The Zika virus is being tested as a tool for treating aggressive tumors of the central nervous system
New medication to prevent transmission of the AIDS virus is adopted and evaluated in Brazil
Cases of Hansen’s disease in children in the Amazon suggest that available figures underestimate the disease
Stimulating random fluctuations may increase energy production in nuclear fusion reactors
Periods of heavy rainfall between 120,000 and 12,000 years ago may have connected the Atlantic Forest to the Amazon
Survey of 2,000 species shows a predominance of small animals and resistance to forest fragmentation
Biologist who coordinated assessment of biodiversity in the Americas shares strategies to slow down losses
Researchers are being encouraged to better manage and share the data they produce
Companies and universities discuss strategies for improving engineering education
A researcher discusses barriers and challenges in training new educators
New archaeological sites and evidence of plant domestication support the idea that pre-Columbian Amazonia was densely populated
The São Paulo Council for the Preservation of Historical, Cultural, and Environmental Heritage registered four more University of São Paulo buildings
Researchers tries to to learn more about the largest feline on the continent, the jaguar
Researchers used laser beams to bump two atoms together, creating a molecule
Astrophysicists have discovered a dozen stellar-mass black holes (some larger than the Sun) in the center of the Milky Way