Most of the organs offered to state health services for transplantation went unused
October 10, 2023 8:13 pmWhy most organs available for transplantation in Brazil go unused
Why most organs available for transplantation in Brazil go unused
243 million articles by 2.6 million coauthors were evaluated
IPEA economist discusses new book analyzing the impact of policy dismantling in Brazil since 2016
Reward for publishing in renowned journals
Student articles used to increase citations of college’s own papers
Conference attendees discuss new strategies for identifying and combating fraudulent articles sold by paper mills
PhD completion and dropout rates and the effects of the pandemic
International project is sequencing the DNA of more than 200 species in pursuit of tools to predict human propensity to diseases
Antidepressant effect occurs independently of the mechanism that alters perception of reality
Abnormal blood vessel formation affects the availability and utilization of lipids that constitute cell membranes
In four bird of prey species, the factor that most influenced reproductivity was the availability of prey, not environmental changes
Fossils such as a tibia of a giant sloth, which can measure 60 centimeters, catch the eye amongst the shells on Concheiros beach in the state of Rio Grande do Sul
Fossils of marine microorganisms indicate that Caribbean waters inundated the Solimões basin at least 11 times over the last 23 million years
Mineral analysis used to reconstruct the landscape and movements of large blocks of rocks in the region around 600 million years ago
Currently on leave from USP, physicist Vanderlei Bagnato has spent most of his time in Texas, where he is working to set up a biophotonics laboratory modeled after the center he heads in São Paulo
Atmospheric concentration of five types of gas responsible for destroying the ozone layer peaked in 2020
The total area of land covered by moss worldwide, almost equal to the size of China, removes 6.43 billion tons of gas from the atmosphere every year
Silicon films can combine a wide field of vision with high digital resolution, although achieving high-quality multi-color images remains a hurdle
Sodium offers an alternative to lithium for electric vehicle batteries
In 26th place on the list of nations with the highest theft rates, the country joins the UNESCO heritage protection committee
In his book Latim em pó (Powdered Latin), the Brazilian researcher reconstructs the history of Portuguese to defend linguistic diversity
Documents produced by young people involved in the movement explain the context in which the genre developed in Brazil
Each with their own names and different sounds for different occasions, church bells have been rung for centuries to mark time, announce deaths, call people to mass, and create music on festive dates
Paulo Tavares, a winner at this year’s Venice Biennale of Architecture, divides his time between academia, art, and defending human rights
Glitter particles that end up in the sea and lakes have damaging impacts
Documents reveal the social and political context in which the movement developed in the country | 11'32
Researcher traces relationships between the African diaspora, from the time of slavery, and the tradition of samba in the Recôncavo Baiano, in Brazil | 6'53
Study investigates the religious and cultural contributions of the African diaspora in Brazil
Transparent, stripy shrimp seen on an endangered Condylactis gigantea anemone
Setembrino Petri showed how microfossils can retell the history of natural landscapes