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Issue # 301 _ March 2021

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Cover

In the footprint of smuggled fossils
Paleontologists speak with Federal Prosecutors and the Federal Police to bring a stop to the trafficking of fossil assets in Brazil By Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade

Interview

Eurico Arruda: Admirer of viruses

Coronavirus specialist and USP physician speaks about the new variants of SARS-CoV-2 and the risk they represent in the efficacy of some vaccines By Ricardo Zorzetto

 

Sections

Photolab

Editorial

Good practices

Data

Notes

Obituary

Retrospect

Careers

Small Business Innovative Research (PIPE)

 

Covid-19

Combat strategy

Research networks seeking to strengthen dialogue with the public authorities arise in response to the pandemic

By Christina Queiroz

Covid-19

Obstacle course

Research centers working on vaccines for the novel coronavirus in Brazil face major hurdles

By Domingos Zaparolli

Covid-19

Breathless emerging economies

Lack of public and private investment heightens the dependence of Brazil and South Africa on vaccines from other countries, unlike the other BRICS members

By Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade

Covid-19

The expected effect of vaccines

Administering vaccines on a large scaled will tell us whether, in addition to protecting against the disease, they are also able to prevent infection by SARS-CoV-2

By Yuri Vasconcelos

Scientometrics

In search of more refined metrics

New indicators seek to discover trends and establish more precise comparisons to evaluate quantitative data of scientific production

By Fabrício Marques

Scientific education

Seeds of innovation

Award recognizes projects of public school students who seek to solve real problems in society

By Carla Aranha

ARCHAEOLOGY

A natural origin for Amazonian dark earths?

A controversial paper challenges the dominant theory that these dark, fertile Amazon soils formed as a result of ancient human settlements

By Marcos Pivetta

Physics

Nuclear fusion prefers a 2D world

The chance of hydrogen atoms fusing and generating energy is one billion times greater in two-dimensional systems

By Marcos Pivetta

Mathematics

A web of algorithms

Mathematical model simulates how spiders capture vibrations to locate trapped prey

By Igor Zolnerkevic

Ecology

Lowered immunity

Even modest doses of insecticide make bees more susceptible to bacterial infections and increased mortality

By Eduardo Geraque

Robotics

Robots as walking aids

Natively developed technology supports rehabilitation of patients with impaired mobility

By Domingos Zaparolli

Innovation

Life support

Brazilian firm develops native out-of-body oxygenation system for patients in critical condition

By Yuri Vasconcelos

Education

Performance under analysis

Infrastructure and budget appear in research projects as important contributors to positive results in military colleges and militarized schools

By Christina Queiroz

Visual arts

Territorial conquest

Dialogue between anthropology and the arts drives the inclusion of indigenous artists in the museological scene

By Christina Queiroz
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