A country seen by multiple ways and paths
January 1, 2006 12:00 amA country seen by multiple ways and paths
A country seen by multiple ways and paths
40 years ago, 79% of the professorsof the innovative UnB resigned in protest against the military intervention and the expulsion of teaching staff
A war in Bahia
Balance of 40 years shows strategic role of postgraduate studies in the country
National Health Council suspends research in malaria in the state of Amapá
Guidance from health agents triples level of exclusive breastfeeding of babies
Mongrel uses keys to communicate with humans
Chemical messenger regulates associated allergic reactions
Human embryonic cells incorporate themselves into rodents' brains
Skulls reinforce theory that different populations colonized the Americas
Competition amongst trees differentiate the forests of São Paulo
White dwarf behaves like the most precise optical clock known
New pieces of equipment are licensed by Embrapa
Sealant with high adhesive power has various applications
New kind of mouse provides more comfort and prevents muscular pains
Alloys of titanium and steel are soldered for use in the aeronautical industry
Website reveals documents on how the dictatorship censored Brazilian filmmakers
Studies analyze influence of Fidel's island on the Brazilian left
Theses analyze the figure of man in the universe of female prostitution
A researcher investigates the modernization of the Brazilian stage
What is hidden behind the magazine covers and the leading pages of newspapers
A study by Moniz Bandeira dissects the formation of the American empire
Constructions of the present and future world
First Brazilian hydroelectric power plant to generate power for the population was inaugurated 116 years ago
The battle against Aids and other fights
More demands for Brazil to control its carbon dioxide emissions
Brazil needs partners to maintain the leadership in renewable fuels
Rankings show the performance of the best Brazilian universities
The first woman to command USP wants to strengthen undergraduate courses
Trypanosoma cruzi core location makes it easier to combat Chaga's disease