An inverted Sheherezade
September 1, 2002 12:00 amA researcher has transformed indigenous myths into books
A researcher has transformed indigenous myths into books
FAPESP's investments reinforces commitment with knowledge
Letter sent by FAPESP's scientific director to the researchers
Book recovers part of the history of S&T in Brazil
Finep completes 35 years and consolidates its role in support of R&D&E
The saint explained (scientifically)
Ipen masters the technology for capsules containing iodine-125
Research to develop a process that turns gear boxesmore resistant
Products are based on the relationship between nutrients and immunology
INPE researchers build a telescope to capture x-rays and cosmic gamma rays
Radar was developed in the first half of last century, and became indispensable in times of war and peace
Yet another myth of glass
A solution rich in salt lessens lesions from hemorrhagic shock
Compound of medicinal plants stops arrhythmia
Production of vectors makes gene therapy advance
More aggressive subtypes of Aids virus advance in Brazil
Researchers from Unesp make a copy of an adult animal
Hominid fossil suggests that our historical evolution is more complex
Visits to the Bonito region with the minimal of environmental impact
Experiment can help to review the basic laws of the universe
Physicist shows how to use the brightness from pulsating white dwarf stars
How the press influenced the contest between Maluf and Marta Suplicy
The way of life of the media
USP project uses escargots to teach children school disciplines
Ciência Hoje magazines completes 20 years of uninterrupted publication
Works that received FAPESP's support win 2002 Jabuti Award
Research and new technologies have increased productivity
Brazil to lead the first thematic network of the RICYT
Institute will do a public examination to fill vacancies
Tidia is going to carry out projects like those on network technology