Struggling against a sea of obstacles
October 1, 2012 12:00 am Leave your thoughtsStruggling against a sea of obstacles
Struggling against a sea of obstacles
Company that breeds wasps for use in biological control is ranked among the world’s 50 most innovative companies
Cellulose and bioglass membranes stimulate cell regeneration
Studies reveal forecasts about the share of ethanol in agriculture and the fuel matrix
The new oceanographic vessel of the State of São Paulo is scheduled to arrive this month at the port of Santos
Ten-thousand-year-old stone weapons from the State of São Paulo differ from prehistoric artifacts found in southern Brazil
Recounting neurons puts ideas about neuroscience in check
The movement of Gondwana nearly resulted in Brazil’s northeastern region becoming a part of Africa
Number of articles, relative global impact and international co-authorship of the publications of Brazilian scientists
Editor-in-chief of Science proposes changes in science teaching
Two new members of FAPESP's Board of Governors appointed
Belmont Forum and FAPESP fund projects on climate change
Brazil discusses research integrity
Projects awarded in March and April of 2012
The spleen
How is it known if dinosaurs hunted or scavenged?
Direction sensors
Jean-Claude Bernardet and Cao Hamburger talk about the movie "Xingu"
Reason rather than dissipation guided eighteenth century books
Debate on positivist mathematics led to pure science in Brazil
The Argentine motion picture industry, unlike the Brazilian, went commercial
The Teatro Oficina theater has been in existence for more than 50 years. It is now active in urban intervention
São Paulo State Archives make seven thousand images of documents on slavery available on-line
Amaury de Souza contributed to the political science in Brazil
List of books censored after the AI-5 act reveals criteria of the confiscation
Globalization in São Paulo has degraded its urban and social characteristics
A research center develops new organic lamps and photovoltaic cells
Lithium-based equipment developed in São Paulo to drive vans
A transgenic and an irradiated mosquitos are the new anti-dengue fever weapons
City brings together laureates to inspire new generations of scientists