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A UN study coordinated by a Brazilian sociologist reveals that children are the victims of mistreatment and aggression throughout the world, at all classes and environments, whilst society accepts the phenomenon with complacency
Countries are preparing themselves to confront global warming scenarios
Climate models point towards impacts upon human health
Researchers look for solutions that will reduce alcohol costs
State sets up a state wide system of science and technology
A study shows how to identify and treat high risk smokers
Compound helps to elucidate cocaine's action on the brain
Biologists try to understand how the genes act in order to differentiate bees
Biologists find an average of eight new species of mammals a year
Bacteria contend with plants to control the pores of the leaves
Genome of Neanderthal man brings clues about our origin
Electronic voting machines with a digital identifier start being used
System developed by Griaule is amongst the best in the world
Space conquests
Partnership obtains wood that may result in better quality paper
Spraying system eliminates weeds that hinder the locomotion of trains
Santista launches products for workwear with nanotechnological properties
The dilemmas of Brazilian economic growth are older and complex
Crisis at the airports exposes the fragilities of the Ministry of Defense
Doctoral thesis with DVD creates concept on quality of life in the virtual era
Less stress and more poetry
Ipen completes 50 years with good services rendered by means of nuclear power
Physicist Cylon Gonçalves talks about his experience at university, in government and in private enterprise, and about the difficulties in producing innovation
Free access to scientific articles changes the strategy of publishing houses
Diffusion Centers are gaining resources and visitors
A film uses marketing to convert skeptics to the defense of the environment
Prolonged stress intensifies inflammation of the brain
US$ 165 billion would be saved with better quality of the air
Plasmodium dribbles past the defenses of the human organism
The analysis of pollens and tectonic movements question theory