University revokes homage to pioneering dermatologist
January 10, 2022 1:50 pmUniversity revokes homage to pioneering dermatologist
University revokes homage to pioneering dermatologist
Study highlights the impacts of scientific integrity training for students
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Paleontologists speak with Federal Prosecutors and the Federal Police to bring a stop to the trafficking of fossil assets in Brazil
Angela Villela Olinto, an expert in astroparticle physics, has twice been recognized by science academies in the USA
Working across a wide range of activities, animal scientists are responsible for the various stages of livestock production
Mario Schenberg was a prominent theoretical physicist, congressman, and art critic
Marco Antonio Raupp led and helped establish important research institutions in Brazil
Considered one of Brazil’s greatest thinkers, Francisco Weffort was an enthusiastic participant of Brazilian political life
An icon when it comes to research on authors such as Marx and Wittgenstein, José Arthur Giannotti left a legacy of original work and trained generations of researchers
Academic studies give new perspectives on Álvares de Azevedo’s work for the 190th anniversary of his birth
Evidence reveals Pre-Columbian ceramic style used by indigenous peoples of the lower Amazon
The first solar thermal energy projects are leaving the design stage in Brazil
Alcântara space center to carry out first orbital launches in 2022
Simulations indicate that applying an electric field stimulates the formation of "blisters" that turn the epidermis into a gateway for drugs to enter the body
Following transplantation to the heart in surgeries to treat coronary artery disease, saphenous veins undergo drastic restructuring and can become clogged
Soil sample analysis can aid investigations and help solve crimes
Soraya Smaili, a former dean at UNIFESP, discusses the goals of a new think tank devoted to developing policy proposals for higher education and science funding
Articles downloaded from piracy website Sci-Hub receive more citations, study suggests
Universities and funding agencies search for more comprehensive metrics to assess researchers
Research in the human and social sciences is helping cities develop plans to adapt to the new reality of life on Earth
Studies indicate that almost 80% of 405 recent extreme events were more frequent or intense due to changes caused by humans
Human activity is driving global warming and amplifying extreme droughts and rainfall, says the IPCC
Aracy Amaral talks about Brazilian modernism
113,000 children have been orphaned in Brazil during the pandemic, challenging families to search for alternatives to prevent them from being placed into residential care
Delta variant threatening control of the COVID-19 pandemic
In early August, Aparecida, a municipality in São Paulo with about 40,000 residents, was the first to welcome the Butantan Institute’s mobile laboratory, designed to test suspected COVID-19 cases
The number of children and adolescents experiencing symptoms of depression and anxiety nearly doubled during the COVID-19 pandemic