Zika: The virus that took Brazil by surprise
May 27, 2016 2:39 pm Leave your thoughtsLaboratories in São Paulo have joined together to investigate the Zika virus
Laboratories in São Paulo have joined together to investigate the Zika virus
Event discusses paths for overcoming challenges in the different fields
Books discuss ways to address the deindustrialization of Brazil’s economy
Research shows that Brazilian researchers enjoy little career mobility
Paris Agreement calls for a global pledge to limit the temperature increase
Researcher comments on the COP21 agreement and the Amazon’s importance
Spin-offs are a way to bring academic knowledge to society
Start-ups consolidate collaborations with the public sector and large companies
Bacteria inhibit immune reaction that wipes out infected cells
Brazil is home to 31% of the world’s ant genera
A sheet of paper obtained by cellulose fibers into microfibers stores energy
Pre-Columbian people in Amazonia ate fish regularly
Researchers analyzed the internal structures of fossil seeds
Bulls of a newly developed crossbreed are released to producers
Researchers find streets with multifractal pattern in London
Asteroid contributed to a massive extinction of marine animals
Coffee developed by Embrapa is planted successfully in Amazonia
Bacteria behind cholera were identified in Guanabara Bay
Organization reduces its budget for research on AIDS by 10%
FAPESP and the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science support workshops
Conrado Wessel Foundation announces award winners
First UN Environment Program executive director passes away
Scientific station in Antarctica will be transported
Under new management
Masked frauds
Projects contracted in November and December 2015
Leading the number of proposals submitted and granted by FAPESP in recent years were the health sciences and biological sciences
Startups in the limelight
Chemistry in bloom
Biochemistry PhD from USP opens an intellectual property consulting firm