Between poetry and technique
August 20, 2021 12:36 pmPaulo Mendes da Rocha influenced generations and became known around the world as one of Brazil’s most important architects
Paulo Mendes da Rocha influenced generations and became known around the world as one of Brazil’s most important architects
Sérgio Mascarenhas worked in a wide range of fields and helped to found important research institutes and startups in Brazil
North American historian launches book about religious conservatism in the 20th century
On the 100th anniversary of Paulo Freire's birth, researchers discuss his intellectual legacy
A São Paulo entrepreneur expands into the Baltic nation and leads the digital governance sector
Software capable of identifying skin cancer with greater than 90% accuracy
Natural tick control and lacewings could help fight pests in Brazil’s cattle and coffee industries
Tiny and potentially harmful polymer particles and fibers found in human lungs
Experiment involving structured sequences of sounds and silences corroborates long-held conjecture that the brain uses probabilistic models to anticipate events
New survey of celestial bodies finds rare and ancient star over 10 billion years old
Brazil’s Crop Science Institute launches experiments with “gene scissors” to improve sugarcane, coffee, and citrus crops
Universities obtaining more patents through partnerships with private companies
Government passes bill to encourage investment in small innovative companies in Brazil
Combined with census data, new technologies are expanding the reach of demographic studies
Modern census methods can now better capture the reality of Brazilian society
Demographic censuses have offered insight into Brazilian society and fueled research in academia
A Brazilian intellectual produces pioneering analyses of the paradoxes of Latin American modernity
Monitoring the novel coronavirus in sewage systems improves epidemiological surveillance in Brazilian cities
CoronaVac and Covishield effectiveness tested in Serrana and Botucatu, two towns in the state of São Paulo
Study suggests that SARS-CoV-2 activates dormant virus in the human genome
A promising strategy for preventing and treating the novel coronavirus has been successfully tested in mice by researchers at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, USA
Self isolation and social distancing seem to be changing the way alcohol is consumed in Latin America and the Caribbean, with a fall in the number of people drinking
The number of new births has dropped further in six Brazilian capitals during the pandemic
Death of 430,000 people from COVID-19 until May could cost the economy R$10.9 billion per month
More than half of the world's rivers and streams have a stretch that dries up for at least one day each year
On May 27, the T2T consortium, an international collaboration involving 30 research institutions, published an article titled “The complete sequence of a human genome” on bioRxiv
With training, carrion crow were able to understand the empty set as a null numerical quantity close to one
Francis Collins, director of the NIH introduced UNITE, a program launched to combat structural racism and increase diversity, equity, and inclusion
Ocean sediment fossil records suggest that today's sharks are descended from the few survivors of a mass extinction that wiped out nearly all the shark species that lived in the early Miocene Epoch
Rotifers of the Bdelloidea class are multicellular invertebrate organisms so small that they are usually only seen under a microscope