When hybrids are fertile
December 19, 2012 9:37 pm Leave your thoughtsUnlikely cross breeds can create new species of plants and animals
Unlikely cross breeds can create new species of plants and animals
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For the historian, there is a lack of innovative researchers able to reach the general public
Five texts resulting from talks in the first preparatory meeting
Dean of Research at the Unicamp talks about boldness and innovation
Domestic companies ranked among the world’s top 1,400 in investments in research and development (R&D)
An talk about the difficulties of constituting the field of communication
Teaching qualifications at universities in Brazil and in the state of São Paulo (2001-2010)
Volatile compounds control the interaction between vegetables and insects
Like a glove
Brazilian courses distinguish themselves on the international scene
Cartographic material reveals Portuguese colonial fantasies
Production waste from ethanol may be used to produce biodiesel
Sensitive film warns consumers about food deterioration
Butantan develops technology to increase production and lower costs
Unlikely cross-breeds can create new species of plants and animals
Antihypertensive medication halts tumor growth
The formation of neutron stars that are more massive than normal
More nutritious tubers and beans are available to feed Brazilians
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Brazil’s electoral system is a model of efficiency and democracy
Academic studies increasingly help governments adopt solutions
Greek texts reveals the origins of contemporary scientific concepts
Oxiteno introduces products made from palm, soybean and sugarcane oils
Microorganisms can extract copper from ore
The development of new tools for ethanol production
Survey of stars reconstitutes the central region of the galaxy
Botanists use climbing plants to understand the origin of Brazilian forests
Compounds found in blood may indicate degree of brain aging
Vesicles with proteins help Trypanosoma cruzi invade host cells