The resurgence of the Sabiá virus
October 17, 2022 5:47 pmTwo new cases of Brazilian hemorrhagic fever, caused by the Sabiá virus, have been identified
Two new cases of Brazilian hemorrhagic fever, caused by the Sabiá virus, have been identified
Brazil was one of the countries most affected by falling childhood vaccination in 2021
The graph presents data on GDP per capita and scientific articles published per million inhabitants for selected countries
Social media campaign gathered more than a hundred reports of misappropriation of intellectual work
Article finds a 12% annual increase in the number of papers on the topic published over the last three decades, as well as a rise in international collaborations
Joshua Katz, punished for having a relationship with a student, claims he was “canceled” for speaking out against an antiracist agenda
Study involved samples from 741 men and women aged 60 to 84 stored in USP’s Biobank for Studies on Aging
With the help of scientists, states are establishing quality guidelines that differ from those used with Apis mellifera, the exotic species used as standard
Innovation developed at UNICAMP launched on the global market by American company
Cosmic snapshots show the far reaches of the Universe in infrared, as well as star nurseries and clusters of galaxies
Studies suggest climate change caused by humans exacerbates extreme weather events, such as this year's torrential rainfall in Northeast Brazil
More than 500,000 articles on the pandemic have been published in journals and preprint servers
This issue’s letter from the editor, which usually features on page 7, has been moved to page 71, requiring a... View Article
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Collaborations between Brazil and Portugal prioritize studies on new energies, particle physics, and the history of the two countries in the twentieth century
Historian identifies French and Italian works that likely influenced the famed painting’s Brazilian author Pedro Américo
The director of the Paulista Museum at the beginning of the 20th century commissioned paintings to exclude depictions of popular participation in the fight for Brazil’s Independence
Navy collection brought from Portugal in 1808 reveals cartographers and little-known phenomena
The country’s Judiciary was established amid major shifts in the late colonial period
New and diverse “Independence Dictionary” features 700 entries written by 276 different researchers from 11 countries
Museums, research institutions, maps, and surveys of natural resources grew in importance in the Brazilian Empire
Newspapers and political pamphlets spread ideas, questions, and controversies surrounding Brazil’s independence
The political approach taken by the protagonists of Brazilian independence was marked by liberalism and constitutional revolutions
Indigenous peoples appropriated liberal ideas circulating in the Americas and Europe in order to claim their rights
Researchers analyze movements opposed to Brazil's emancipation from Portugal, revisiting the process of establishing the Brazilian state and its relationship with Hispanic America
By shedding light on lesser-known perspectives, scientific investigations provide a better understanding of Brazil’s independence and its consequences
Even banned in Brazil, electronic cigarettes are consumed by young people and are a health hazard | 3'17
Altered ocean currents carry less of the microorganisms which feed deep and cold water corals. Closer to the surface, rising temperatures pose energetic challenges for fishes | 3'02
Physicist Alexander Abyzov escaped the war in Ukraine and is now a visiting researcher in Brazil
International recognition for Brazilian geographer who has spent almost three decades studying the transformations caused by forest fires