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Julio de Mesquita Filho, Armando de Salles Oliveira, and Fernando de Azevedo were on the front lines of the founding of USP
Teams work with new materials, biological molecules and clean energy generated via nuclear fusion
Pioneering advances in treatment and research have made InCor a center of reference in Latin America
The evolution of medical knowledge and changes in the disease profile prompted the establishment of specialized facilities
The institutionalization of human genetics at USP has helped shape excellent research teams in the Biosciences Institute
Geophysicists, geologists, geographers and astrophysicists work together to improve our understanding of the Earth’s interior, its surface, and what lies beyond
Beginning in modest circumstances, biomedical science groups are now in the forefront
Studies of vertebrates and invertebrates on land and sea aim to understand the processes of species diversification
Researchers study the processes of species diversification through surveys of flora
New oceanographic vessel advances research on climate, ocean currents, sediments and biodiversity along the Brazilian coast
A disciplined analysis of textual sources has been one of the department's hallmarks, from the time of its French founders to that of its present researchers
Brazilians search for ancient hominids in Jordan
Vilanova Artigas and Mendes da Rocha promoted the idea that cities should be more human and accessible.
The university's contribution in fields such as literary theory and film criticism continues
A charter component of USP, the FFLCH organized and systematized the practice of research and maintains an intense dialogue with the public
Approaches that meld culture and politics are characteristic of the Department today
Paulo Emílio Salles Gomes is still a prominent figure in the university’s history
ESALQ comes in fifth in international ranking of agricultural sciences institutions
The Polytechnic School fosters technological solutions to support Brazil's development