History

Memory

A successful vocation

Pirajá da Silva described the schistosomiasis parasite

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History of science

Even so, sound moves

Galileo's father influenced his son in the search for experimental truth

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Foreign affairs

Dance of the wheelchairs at the United Nations

The idea of Brazil on the Security Council came from the US

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Memory

The man who counted

Alan Turing created the theoretical basis for computer science

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Spices

What do you hunger for?

Eating habits help understand the dynamics of relations in colonial Brazil

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Memory

An intelligent project

USP School of Medicine celebrates its 100th anniversary

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Memory

Echo of the Industrial Revolution

São Paulo’s first modern steam-driven factory

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Fabrics of history

The clothes that Brazilians wore during the ‘coffee with milk’ part of their history

What the First Republic hid beneath its clothes

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Memory

A zoo in the Amazon Region

The first zoo in Brazil opened 117 years ago in Belém

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Expedition

Science to create a nation

Rondon Commission naturalists helped to formalize scientific research

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Memory

A Brazilian adventure

78 years ago, Gleb Wataghin started physics research in Brazil

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Archaeology

Silent discourse of the slaves

Remains of Africans slaves were found in the center of Rio de Janeiro

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Memory

Pragmatic science

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

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Memory

At the infection front

Rocha Lima discovered the origin of exanthematic typhus, 95 years ago

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Cover

Bones that talk

Excavations reveal hitherto ill-known aspects of slavery

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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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Memory

Sailing on familiar seas

Colonial Brazil produced in the 17th century the galleon Padre Eterno

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Regional rebellions

The mutineers of the Empire

Popular participation in nineteenth century uprisings greater than thought

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Luiz Felipe de Alencastro

Luiz Felipe de Alencastro: Brazil’s observer in the South Atlantic

Historian proposes that the Brasil's formation took place outside its borders

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History of FAPESP V

Competition in the sky

FAPESP have helped astronomers and astrophysicists produce science

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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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Political science

Civil resistance and dilemmas of culture

Research explores conflicts in the opposition to the military regime

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Memory

The observer of cities

In 2,400 photos, Frederick Hoehne reveals a keen eye in the early twentieth century

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History of FAPESP III

Ecological path

FAPESP has been investing for five decades in biodiversity studies

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Memory

Algebraic obsessions

Two hundred years ago Évariste Galois, the creator of group theory and a tragic character in the history of science, was born

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History of FAPESP II

New paradigms

The Bioq-FAPESP Program boosted biochemistry in the 1970s

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Melancholy

Psychology from the pulpit

The colonial roots of understanding the national soul

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Jesuits

The man of God in the court of men

Biography shows Father Vieira as a skilled political orator

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Memory

Mapping the New World

Astronomers determined latitudes in the Amazon and wrote about the region

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History of FAPESP

FAPESP 50 years

On the way to its fiftieth anniversary