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Study identifies rare form of Alzheimer’s acquired through treatment no longer used
July 31, 2024 2:17 pmIndividuals were given a hormone extracted from cadavers, contaminated with protein fragments associated with the onset of the disease
Individuals were given a hormone extracted from cadavers, contaminated with protein fragments associated with the onset of the disease
The protozoan that causes the disease multiplies freely when certain immune cells are taken out of the fight
FAMERP virologist Maurício Nogueira discusses the characteristics of the current epidemic and the need for the health system to prepare for more patients
The presence of women in higher education has been increasing since 2010
Suspicion that ethnic groups were coerced into providing data and biological samples calls 96 forensic genetics articles into question
Sandra Borch resigned from her post on January 23 after allegations that she plagiarized at least 20% of her master's thesis
Emory University reached an agreement with the Greek Ministry of Culture to return three artifacts held at the institution’s Michael C. Carlos Museum
Practical disciplines, essential to the training of future researchers, suffer from a lack of funding
Initiative seeks to collect data on inequality and philanthropy
Research network covering 16 countries maps gender inequality in the scientific environment and shares strategies to tackle the issue
Part of the first group of women to graduate from Princeton University, the American historian analyzed the leading role of regional elites and workers in business dynamics in Brazil
With the power to perform 1 quintillion mathematical operations per second, Frontier has set a new standard in data processing
Through modernization and new machines, Brazil is increasing its processing power for scientific research, weather forecasting, and energy generation
Outbreak of the H5N1 avian flu virus devastates southern elephant seal populations
Cooling of the Moon’s core has caused it to shrink over the last few hundred million years
Affection and emotional support during childhood can influence heart health
Grain containing rare mineral reveals potential source of platinum and gold in quartz veins
Region of Paraná is home to archaeological treasures, with more than a thousand figures painted by Indigenous peoples
Liquid called sono-ink can be molded to repair bone fractures and internal injuries
Uncontrolled growth of woody vines harms tree growth
Device uses six sensors to identify microorganisms responsible for candidiasis
Wildlife investment index in Africa encourages environmental conservation and ecotourism
Use of salt in mining, agriculture, and to melt ice on roads poses a risk to biodiversity
Nuclear fusion reactor operating in the United Kingdom since 1983 to be decommissioned
Air viscosity is an obstacle to flight for insects smaller than 4 millimeters
In a society that is increasingly reliant on data processing, supercomputers are becoming ever more important. Characterized by their high... View Article
Science and art collide in microscopic images colored using nanoart
Cultural differences did not prevent Pakistani agronomist Arshad Jalal from finding answers to his biofortification research in Brazil
Paintings by two artists who accompanied Darwin on the Beagle voyage recorded the exuberance of nature and social contrasts
Educator Roberto da Silva argued that teaching could transform the future of offenders