A fiber for all handiwork
October 1, 2004 12:00 amDry Curauá leaves have wide use; from car parts to clothes and medicines
Dry Curauá leaves have wide use; from car parts to clothes and medicines
Bromeliads and lichens are used to detest metals in the air of Sao Paulo
Children discover the healthiest foods through an educational game
A system identifies car number plates and compares them to a data bank
How Gurgel managed to make totally Brazilian cars
Excessive concern with the body may lead to bulimia and anorexia
Genome provides clues on ratoon stunting disease in sugarcane
A 1,200 page work is a landmark on genomic
Francis Crick explored to the maximum the freedom for doing science
Controlled burning in the Amazon seeks to understand impact on fauna and flora
Inpe tests new satellites for fighting burning in the Amazon
Projects for recovering green areas alleviate the impact of the rains
Thesis denounces the racism built into the myth of sloth in the state of Bahia
Research reveals how the identity of Portugal was created
The many faces of Brazil present in the cinematography of Humberto Mauro
Fourth volume about the military regime recounts crisis that led to the dismissal of Frota
Scientific director will leave FAPESP to create a project in the private sector
National Cancer Institute creates tumor bank
Coffee Genome Program opens database to researchers
Ibero-American partnership will evaluate the social impact of new technologies
Sad ideal images
The medicine radical
Ostrich breeding gains a DNA test and software for managing the business
System developed by Embrapa helps to understand the functions of proteins
Small company produces fuel cell to run household electronic equipment
Bank of extracts from plants is going to help in the search for new medicines
In the series of articles about the 70 years of the University of S
In 1846, ether began to be used officially in anesthesia
Company from São Carlos develops low cost equipment for building automation
Equipment guarantees better quality blood for immunodeficient patients