Science as an adventure
August 1, 2010 12:00 amScience as an adventure
Science as an adventure
Book collection offers scientific topics written in attractive language
How the FAPESP Genome Program has established new paradigms
Groups start a new phase in the pursuit of an anti-HIV vaccine
Researchers map the network of adult human cells and their precursors
Birds adapt to lack of food and oxygen during flight
In the Mata Atlantica rainforest, 59% of the trees are rare and may disappear
Two billion years ago, volcanoes reigned where the Amazon Region lies today
Nanotubes of biological molecules may turn into sensors and energy cells
Brazilian-made meteorological radar predicts rains three hours ahead of time
Products with high added value use waste from burnt sugarcane bagasse
New software improve control of power losses in the electrical sector
Cellulose and wax: a new clinical testing model
Mango stone membranes can be used for water treatment
How the policies of the nineteenth century elite shaped our sexuality
The relations between the university, the theatre and the city in the 1940's
Marlyse Meyer was an outstanding thinker of Brazilian culture
The physicist presents his project of scientific kits for children
Attacking undesirable veins and arteries could fight cancer and blindness
Poor technical know-how made it difficult to set up a new industry in Brazil
Freedom to create knowledge
Project to take mathematics research progress into the classroom
Academics propose ways to put forest assets to better use
Summary of the first 10 years of Biota-FAPESP published in Science
Nature highlights São Paulo's autonomy and the strength of its production
Aid for publications finances translations and encourages publishing houses
USP and Unicamp discuss how to increase the impact of their research
Fatty acids revert inflammation that unleashes obesity and diabetes
Neurons present chemical dysfunction linked to brain development
Population density influences life span of termites