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August 20, 2024 2:33 pmResearchers tend to overestimate their academic honesty, suggests study of more than 11,000 Swedish scientists and doctoral students
Researchers tend to overestimate their academic honesty, suggests study of more than 11,000 Swedish scientists and doctoral students
Over the next four years, a program based at the University of Bern, Switzerland, will pay experts to look for... View Article
Saudi pharmacist Nabil Alhakamy has published 219 scientific articles since 2020—an average of more than one per week. The quality... View Article
Doctoral student’s music video sharing the results of his research in Australia won the international Dance Your Ph.D. competition
Invasive plant and animal species threaten biodiversity and cause damage
Survey highlights the influence of articles by scientists from the state of São Paulo
Dozens of meetings held across Brazil bring together the scientific community and other sectors of society
The specialist in methods of contraception warns about the importance of long-lasting forms of birth control for reducing the risk of unplanned pregnancy and abortion
The conclusion is based on analysis of the chemical composition of cave rocks in the municipality of Januária, located in the São Francisco River basin
Excess atmospheric moisture can generate both heavy rainfall and prolonged droughts
Global warming makes the climate less humid, leading to emergence of the country’s first arid zone
Turtle fossil found in a mine in the Madeira River basin belonged to one of the largest species ever described
Archaeologists in the Bahamas identify 14 slave ships that sank between 1767 and 1860
Even when broken apart by the human immune system, the SARS-CoV-2 virus still causes excessive inflammation
Brazilian team is among the winners of the international Vesuvius Challenge to identify writing on carbonized scrolls
Maria Arminda do Nascimento Arruda, Marcílio Alves, and Marco Antonio Zago appointed to the FAPESP Board of Trustees
Bioluminescent plant that emits green light in the dark goes on sale in the USA
In 2023, FAPESP received 4,483 proposals from researchers who had never before requested funding
Agricultural sectors prepare to adapt to new European regulations requiring proof that products do not originate from land deforested after 2020
British naturalist Charles Darwin’s library is now available online
Flea toad (Brachycephalus pulex), from Bahia, is the smallest known vertebrate
Artificial intelligence helps identify breeding sites of the Aedes aegypti mosquito
System monitors atmospheric rivers, responsible for much of the rain that falls on Earth
Brazilian Society of Cardiology supports the ban on electronic cigarettes
The water cycle is one of the first science subjects that children learn about at school. An image shows the... View Article
Physicist George Sand de França divides his time between academia and the art of clowning
One hundred and fifty years ago, a Brazilian astronomer traveled halfway around the world to calculate the distance between the Earth and the Sun
Collection explores musical diversity across regions of Brazil
The story of one of Brazil's most important critics is intertwined with the history of the twentieth century
24 million people work in the care sector in Brazil