The talking light
March 1, 2010 12:00 amDevice for the visually impaired identifies colors and currency bills
Device for the visually impaired identifies colors and currency bills
Elizabeth Bishop wrote and rejected book about Brazil
Contrary to myth, congressmen do have experience when they go to Congress
Seminar discusses the dilemmas of social segregation in Brazil
It's time to recognize the qualities of medical marijuana in Brazil
Brazil has a number of groups that are working at the cutting edge of knowledge
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In honor of Crodowaldo Pavan, now deceased
Pavan acted on various fronts in support of Brazilian research
Dreyfus, Dobzhansky and Pavan were important for the development of genetics
In 2009, Brazil lost one of its best-known scientists. Victim of multiple organ and systems failure, caused by an earlier... View Article
Light and Dark Matters
Microbiology Museum opens Great epidemics, a traveling exhibition
Mushroom shining mechanism leads to contamination detection method
The Paulista Center for Research in Bioenergy will be set up
Laboratory in Campinas is going to invest in the bottlenecks research
Research network in teaching hospitals expanded
Oscar Sala combined scientific excellence and institutional leadership
Cellular manipulation inspires new strategies to fight disease
Harmful effects limit the potential therapeutic uses of curcumin
Reserchers try to find out what makes up 96% of the cosmos
X-ray fluorescence provides intimacy to nineteenth century paintings
São Paulo surfacing industry achieves high quality with innovation
Partnering results in fewer losses and higher quality products
Laboratory expands the study of projects for oil exploration vessels
Project recovers Mário de Andrade's creative path
Villa-Lobos emerges as a major modern composer
The Brazilian years marked the French historian Fernand Braudel
São Paulo may become a major laboratory for knowledge on climate changes
Latex is a raw material to products used by diabetics