Geography

Memory

Keepers of history

History institutes try to find their role in the 21st century

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Sentinel-1A

Environmental sentinel

ESA's satellite has sent its first images of the Earth’s surface

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miscegenation

Migrations stored in genes

Genetics correlates human migrations and historical events

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Memory

Ingenuity and art

Theodoro Sampaio's contributions to Brazil, from Salvador to São Paulo

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Zoology

Direct flight

Birds reveals connection between the Amazon and Atlantic forests

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Development

The Country side Economic Landscape

Road network intensified São Paulo’s countryside economic activity

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The Amazon

The new lands of the cities

Economists, architects and geographers want to help manage Pará’s cities

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Memory

The value of language

Analysis of place names helps tell the story of the Royal Road

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Paleontology

Nest of a “flamingrebe”

Fossilized nest support relationship between flamingos and grebes

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Development

The interior’s economic relief

Study maps industrial deconcentration in the State of São Paulo

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What is it?

What is it?

Geographic North and magnetic North

Best dissertation

Best dissertation in 2010

Best 2010 Ph.D work on urban rivers

Brazilian biomes

Controversial mammals

Study challenges origin of animals from cerrado and caatinga

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Fractals

Jagged coastlines

Physicists try to explain why coastlines vary so much

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Memory

Mapping the New World

Astronomers determined latitudes in the Amazon and wrote about the region

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Digital library

A mine of maps

Cartographic material reveals Portuguese colonial fantasies

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Tribute

Beyond geography

Sternberg dedicated his life to the relationship between man and nature

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Geophysics

The Earth molded by gravity

Accurate measurements deform the perfect sphere seen from space

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Geology

Islands in the Savannah

"Blotches" in the cerrado emerged in ancient riverbeds in the Amazon

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Geology

Where mountains were born

Microscopic cracks in crystals help reconstruct the history of the Bocaina

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Earth Science

The last piece of Gondwana

Ancient ocean that isolated the Amazon dried up 520 million years ago

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Carlos A. de F. Monteiro

Carlos Augusto de Figueiredo Monteiro: The literary geographer

One of the pioneers of climatology in Brazil uses Guimarães

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Memory

Science in colonial Brazil

Naturalists have been better acquainted with the Brazil's natural resources

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Dieter Muehe

Dieter Muehe: Don’t forget the sea

Geographer says that it is crucial to monitor the coast and the ocean to find out what is actually going to change in terms of the climate

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Geography

The headwaters of a river

The search for the source of the Amazon River reveals its singularity

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Cartography

More accurate maps

New radar provides more exact topographical data

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Ecology

The dangers of bare earth

Separation between forests and streams explain the scarcity of amphibians

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Geography

More people, fewer trees

Index identifies Amazon Forest areas prone to deforestation

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Climate change

Words and weather

Natural disasters require new communication strategies

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