Difficult decomposition
October 1, 2008 12:00 amOxybiodegradable plastics do not decompose in the wild as expected
Oxybiodegradable plastics do not decompose in the wild as expected
Sensor monitors corrosion process in churches and works of art
Fungibras equipment stimulates the mushroom-growing process
The controversial "policy from the heart" of Princess Isabel
The first inhabitants established civilizations that were organized and complex
New yeast improves quality of Brazil's raw material
Area of coral reefs in Abrolhos is twice as large as previously thought
Teams identify tree-based strategies to guarantee water supply
Visceral leishmaniasis spreads throughout Brazilian cities
Families from poor Asian and African nations use stoves that pollute less
Plan is to prevent natural disasters from affecting millions of people
Researchers join program to increase Brazil's global climate change studies
Understanding in order to take action
Sixty years ago, Bell Labs introduced the transistor
Child allergy expert talks about the challenge of understanding and treating asthma
Government relaunches program of virtual thematic networks
Biologists can handle data collected using various methodologies
Equipment evaluates how lungs on artificial respiration react in ICUs
Four universities take part in integrated circuit development
Process using ultraviolet radiation created to disinfect industrial fluids
New projects for sugar and alcohol mills eliminate wasting water
Portable device allows real-time diagnosis of anemia
High complexity integrated circuit is prepared by a team of researchers
Study analyzes the intellectual profile of Brazil's elite
Japan's contribution to Brazilian research
The democratic rebellion of Rio de Janeiro's Carnival
The sickness of a country at war
Some 175 years ago Hercule Florence, who lived in up-state.
The former Dean of USP looks back on 60 years of academic life
One in every ten victims of violence develops post-traumatic stress