Painkilling protein in coffee
February 26, 2015 3:33 pm Leave your thoughtsProtein fragments in coffee plants act similarly to morphine
Protein fragments in coffee plants act similarly to morphine
A new Internet-based open-access scientific journal will pay its reviewers
Publishing companies announce a merger
United Nations declares 2015 the International Year of Light
Document presents platform on ecosystem services
Biochemist Hernan Chaimovich appointed president of the institution
Research integrity on the agenda in Brazil
Projects contracted in December 2014 and January 2015
Nobility in the nanoworld
MIT former student set up an optical workshop at USP and a successful company
Highly cited papers from 10 educational and research institutions in Brazil with the most citations from 2004 to 2014
Too much of this, too little of that
Important developments
Some snakes species have lost 80% of their territory
The tone of Portuguese newspapers covering the trajectory of Brazilian coaches
European kingdoms supported attacks by privateers off the coast of Brazil
Researcher studies the change in Brazil’s image abroad
System assesses behaviors and suggests what users should do
New techniques facilitate the production of parts to replace human bones
Satellite monitoring aids open pit mine operations, making mining safer
Meis’s contributions range from cell biochemistry to science education
Visible light, in addition to ultraviolet radiation, may also cause skin cancer
Long-term contraceptives can reduce risks of abortion and mortality
Team develops recipe for nanoparticles of silver and magnetite
Frequent changes in course leave scars on the Pantanal landscape
Teeth suggests that humans were present in Piauí over 20,000 years ago
Network aims to support studies that help improve learning practices
Program seeks to generate knowledge from massive data
SciELO releases guidelines to internationalize its collection of journals
Closer ties among the BRICS countries yield scientific results