Chemistry

Mental diseases

Storms of body and soul

Depression and euphoria may damage cells and accelerate aging

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Glasses

The beauty of vitroceramics

Meet of one of the world's leading research centers on vitreous materials

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Obituary

Uninterrupted activity

Chemist Blanka Wladislaw researched and taught with the same intensity

Corporate research

Skin-deep science

Products with cutting-edge research by Natura

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Oregano and Thyme

Oregano and thyme to preserve oils

Herbs from Italian cuisine help preserve vegetable oils

Dental restoration

Remedial shine

Dental pins with nanoparticles emit light and enable tooth recovery

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Memory

Pragmatic science

The first state laboratory for chemical analyses was established 200 years ago

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Cosmetics

Touched-up Beauty

Plant extracts and nano-encapsulated active are the trend among companies

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Chemical Industry

Plastic House

Polymers substitute clay bricks and railway sleepers

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Year of Chemistry

Science, a (not very) feminine word

Marie Curie is still one of the few women on the list of laureates in the area

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Year of Chemistry

Reinforcements for medicine

Substances and molecular analyses innovate in treatment and diagnoses

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International Year of Chemistry

From theory to practice

Two-way streets link research and industry

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International Year of Chemistry

Seeking creativity

Education, science, technology and innovation should be integrated

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Foods

Edible packaging

Organic covering protects fruit, vegetables and meat

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International Year of Chemistry

Pharmacological Battles

Cutting-edge science seeks solutions for neglected tropical diseases

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International Year of Chemistry

Flavors and perfumes

Sweet, bitter and smelly compounds are the main characters in the story

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Chemistry

Separation agents

Sustainable solvents dissolve pulp and can be widely used in industry

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Jean-Pierre Changeux

Jean-Pierre Changeux: The biology that underlies consciousness

French neuroscientist seeks to understand life and the human mind

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International Year of Chemistry

From molecules to organisms

The wealth of biodiversity in the Brazilian forests

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Polemic

The owners of rain

Interventions on global climate may already be feasible, but carry huge risks

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Forestry resources

Vegetable identification

Beam of light recognizes the chemical composition of species

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Nutrition

Chickens along the River Solimões

River dwellers change a diet of fish with manioc flour for frozen poultry

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International Year of Chemistry

Medicine is made of molecules

Chemical components are behind diseases, diagnoses and treatments

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History of FAPESP II

New paradigms

The Bioq-FAPESP Program boosted biochemistry in the 1970s

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International Year of Chemistry

Small tools for major uses

Lectures show prospects for the increasing use of new nanomaterials

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Cosmetics

Successful partnership

Outside researchers help Natura to innovate

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Geochemistry

Pre-Columbian fertilizers

Ancient Indians contributed to the fertility of black soil

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International Year of Chemistry

Molecules, problem and solution

Talks in April discussed alternative energy sources and climate change

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José Israel Vargas

José Israel Vargas: from crisis to opportunity

Former minister remembers his career as scientist and policy maker

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The history of science

Documents worth their weight in gold

Brazilian researchers find philosopher's stone recipe at the Royal Society

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