Biology
Crodowaldo Pavan
Reminiscences from the time of the Drosophilae
In honor of Crodowaldo Pavan, now deceased
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A genetics-friendly environment
In 2009, Brazil lost one of its best-known scientists. Victim of multiple organ and systems failure, caused by an earlier brush with cancer and a previous heart attack, the biologist and geneticist Crodowaldo Pavan died on the April 3, at the age of 89, in the Universitário Hospital of the University of São Paulo (USP),... View Article
Biomedical engineering
Versatile rubber
Latex is a raw material to products used by diabetics
Ecology
Chemistry in the air
Volatile compounds control the interaction between vegetables and insects
Memory
At the top of the mountain range
Biological reserve reaches its 100th anniversary with a book
Dissemination
The museum goes to school
USP project takes a biology and physics exhibition to the public school
Microbiology
The artisans of ethanol
Discoveries encourage research into expanding alcohol productivity
Homage
The scientist’s art
João Camargo created Brazil's most outstanding collection of stingless bees
biodiversity
The next ten years
Researchers prepare strategies for the future of the Programa Biota-FAPESP
Philip Hanawalt
Philip Hanawalt: “What we don’t know is what is most important in science”
Stanford professor upholds creativity in research
Ecology
Birds from the pampas
Green beef reconciles the interests of farmers and biologists in the south
Health
Love after the menopause
A study identifies the female sexuality factors after the reproductive age
Psychobiology
Sleep and exercise
Sleep deprivation can cause various alterations in the organism
By Redação
Bachia oxyrhina
This is not a snake
Long and with no visible legs, the lizard is confused with snake
By Redação