Philosophizing in Portuguese
December 1, 2002 12:00 amFour major projects from USP's discuss from Aristotle to Habermas
Four major projects from USP's discuss from Aristotle to Habermas
Leandro Konder launches a new book, A Question of Ideology, in which he reasserts his beliefs in the modernity of Marx's ideological ideas
Equipment and input importation has raised the cost of research in Brazil
Purchase of machinery and equipment is main investment by companies
Alellyx hires a twenty five more doctors and promises a product in two years
Software permits the integration of data banks with biological information
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A partnership wants to produce a medicine against dwarfism
System assesses athletes and people with motor deficiency
Selection of coniferous species from Japan results in a more attractive tree
Hafnium oxide can replace silicon oxide in the production of chips
Frozen bread may be a novelty in supermarkets and convenience stores
Researchers from USP invent a methodology for measuring laser beams
The book that launched the modern environmental movement was published in 1962
Californian children write letters to Brazilian scientists
The first genetic vaccine against tuberculosis is being tested on human
Sequencing the genomes of malaria stimulates research into new drugs
The action of genes responsible for malformation of the head is detailed
Research into iron-based compounds capable of treating cancer
Study details the interaction of particles in the atomic nucleus
Mathematical method perfects interpretation of radar images
Two volcanoes in the Amazon may shelter vast reserves of precious minerals
Marine invertebrates help to understand the evolution of the oceans
Project intends to discuss the specialization of scientific knowledge
How the São Paulo cinema covered the city of the decade of the 80's
A geneticist based in Tel-Aviv tells of her travels through countries such as Brazil, the United States and Israel
FAPESP will allow import of consumer goods for ongoing projects
Articles by Brazilian authors already represent 1,44% of world science
Futura Channel launches new program for the young public
International Council wants scientists involved with social demands