Aquatic robots
November 1, 2007 12:00 amVehicles developed can explore the seabed, lakes, rivers and reservoirs
Vehicles developed can explore the seabed, lakes, rivers and reservoirs
Software will help electric power distributors reduce losses
Curauá is one of the components of earthquake-proof beams
Quilombolas get legal protection for their properties and revive traditions
Biography shows that celebrating Carlos Gomes actually jeopardized him
Soccer country is cruel to women who want to play
Work of Sidney Harris is an amusing portrayal of life in laboratories
Pedro II was more interested in the essence than the appearance of power
Image of the Brazilian Negro was forged with the arrival of photography
Intellectuals defend changes to save Bahia’s most traditional celebration
Nano-structured resins function as bactericides and fungicides
What is missing for this oil to establish itself as a national biofuel
System developed by Griaule is amongst the best in the world
Electronic voting machines with a digital identifier start being used
Researchers form São Carlos develop equipment with light emitting diodes
An alloy of gold and silver reveals unexpected behavior in atoms
Stimulating production can be coupled with carbon credits
Protein shows potential as conveyor of medication and anti-tumoral agent
Plasmodium able to bypass the defenses of the human organism
Experimental treatment rids 14 patients of insulin injections
Cutting edge experiments with the brain travel from Duke University to Natal
An experimental technique efficient for severe psychiatric disorders
Academic production hits new highs in the country
Studies indicate areas of knowledge in which Brazilian research shines
The request for funds to observe Venus gave rise to discussions
From the brain, to biofuel and Carnival
An interview with the economist and President of Petrobras
A meteorite caused a crater between Mato Grosso and Goiás
Rise of the Andes explains the diversity of parrots in South America
A study shows the stages of sleep in which the brain stores experiences