João Augusto Neves Pires, a doctoral student in history, divided his time between studying the punk movement in São Paulo and the classes he taught using Pesquisa FAPESP as pedagogical material
Experimental treatment able to control HIV for six months after stopping antiretrovirals
More than a hundred specimens of the fluorescent zebrafish were captured by researchers
Studies on the effects of hibernation were carried out by Brazilian researchers in the USA
A study by geophysicists from UNESP suggests the mountain ranges were formed by local processes, not influenced by the Andes
The study is part of the LHCb experiment and analyzed disintegration of a rare type of particles and antiparticles
Businesses and academia aim to put Brazil on the sustainable gas map by backing the fuel of the future
Startup from Espírito Santo launches robotic guide dog to help the blind
From greater consumption of essential goods to income tax, the burden is heavier for women
Researchers gather 15,000 references from texts published since 1832
Marked by a character of incompleteness, early Western translations of the book One Thousand and One Nights show attempts at turning it into a historical document
By analyzing writers' archives, Eneida Maria de Souza expanded the scope of literary studies
Physicist Luiz Pinguelli Rosa is remembered as one of the leading architects of Brazil’s energy independence
Historian from Lisbon recognizes the Prince of Brazil in drawings kept at British museum
Clear objectives and a collaborative work environment are essential to academic supervision
Ecologist broadened her study of birds to the entire rainforest, moving beyond research alone to dedicate herself to environmental policy
Brazilian primatologist Jean Boubli, from Salford University, in the UK, and his team, solved a 19th century mistery regarding the world's smallest monkeys | 3'47
USP student receives award for asteroid discovery during program coordinated by NASA
Brazilian engineering courses need to address outdated curriculum and new industry demands
José da Silva Lisboa, Viscount of Cairu, defended the Independence of Brazil and adapted European theories to the early nineteenth-century Brazilian economy
Agronomist and climatologist Enéas Salati demonstrated the forest's ability to recycle and export rain
New study explores Russian children’s literature in the 1920s and 1930s
How theoretical disputes and political conflicts influenced mathematics teaching
Studies on taxation and public spending offer new interpretations on the formation of Brazil
EMBRAPA secures regulatory approval of the world’s first transgene-free sugarcane varieties modified using CRISPR, a groundbreaking technique for faster and cheaper gene editing
Brazilian startup to manufacture aircraft specially designed to operate out of underserved small-town airports in Brazil
Interactive and immersive games can serve as teaching aids
DNA analysis confirms the species of pygmy marmoset given to naturalist Spix by indigenous people in the Amazon two centuries ago
Researchers use lab-grown mini-brains to simulate a type of epilepsy that is unresponsive to treatment
Study proposes minimum mathematical correction needed to make the theory of relativity compatible with quantum mechanics