Amazonia lost and found
October 20, 2009 4:34 pm Leave your thoughtsAmazonia's first inhabitants established organized and complex civilizations
Amazonia's first inhabitants established organized and complex civilizations
A critical review of one of Brazil’s most popular authors
Bicentenary of the arrival of the royal family demands a historiographic reflection
A ceramics center will develop raw materials for a new chip factory
Firms use ethanol and bacteria to make substitutes for oil products
Project led by Embraer plans to cut aircraft noise
Exploitation creates demand for knowledge and technology
Scientists search for cosmic rays' origin
Index developed to identify Amazon Forest areas prone to deforestation
Maps define guidelines for preserving native vegetation in São Paulo
Lethal infection, visceral leishmaniasis spreads throughout Brazilian cities
Brazilian group obtains the first serum against bee poison
Discoveries show how to help the immune system fight generalized infections
Working of prion is essential for the protection of the brain cells
Mega-evaluation based on peer review to guide distribution of funds in UK
FAPESP launches program for the study of global climate change
Sale an example of wealth creation through competitive research
Science in São Paulo, Brazil
Projects for the production of clean energy and a healthy climate
No solution as long as society is lenient toward environmental damage
FAPESP launches a bioenergy research program
Six states join in a survey about heart diseases and diabetes
USP Medical School encourages training family doctors
Project shows how public schools can become an arena for reflection
FAPESP enters into cooperation agreements with UK research councils
Environment, celebrations and thoughts
Author of classic work on Brazil was the first to describe stingless bees 452 years ago
Expert on plant microorganisms says only 1% of fungi and bacteria cause problems
Mathematical models help predict the effects of global warming in Brazil
Air mass circulation affects areas far from deforested regions