Rules for identifying and punishing ethical lapses
February 14, 2014 1:22 pm Leave your thoughtsRules for identifying and punishing ethical lapses
Rules for identifying and punishing ethical lapses
FAPESP sought to expand collaboration between US and São Paulo
Unexpected America
Pediatrician talks about her immunology research
Maps depict the transformations in form and function of São Paulo rivers
Success rate for proposals submitted to FAPESP and selected foreign agencies (base-year 2011)
Projects contracted in December 2013 and January 2014
Hidden beauty
Study Center reveals the latest on Hannah Arendt’s thoughts
An anthropologist looks at the argument for a rewarding sex life in old age
Inefficiency destroys faith in democratic institutions
Innovate products makes Mahle's Brazilian technology center stand out
Artificial intelligence software controls industrial production
Companies seek out universities in a bid to create more competitive products
Study encourages the production of biokerosene
Coffee plants grow bigger when there is more CO2 in the atmosphere
Semi-arid climate have elicited adaptive responses among species
New technique alters light beam wavefront
Collisions between grains is the main driver of sandstorms
Study shows the role of a special type of ribonucleic acid in spreading cancer
Innovative companies involved in the construction of its new light source
Internationalization of São Paulo research is enhanced
More funding and less bureaucracy for science
Institutions to expand the knowledge of Brazilian biodiversity
Biologist sets up the first neuroproteomics laboratory in Latin America
Researchers divide their time between research and own companies
Ivan Vilela publishes a book on the Brazilian hillbilly universe
Snethlage’s research on indians in the 1930s hasn't seen the light of day
Amerindian genome is sequenced for the first time