History

HISTORY

Overseas intrigue

“Hope” in the relations between Portugal, the Netherlands and England

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astronaut equipment

“Odds and ends” from the trip to the moon

Widow finds bag used by Neil Armstrong during his trip to the moon

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Memory

Portraits of our lungs

Abreu’s invention opened the door to early detection of tuberculosis

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The Architecture of Knowledge

The Architecture of Knowledge

Schools of yesteryear as the materialization of a republican plan for education

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Critical Studies

The historian and his time

Book reconciles theory and practice in a discussion of historiography

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HISTORY

More than just loot

European kingdoms supported attacks by privateers off the coast of Brazil

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MEMORY

The earliest journals

Science publications appeared 350 years ago in France and England

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Communication and Arts

An Historical Reference Point

Salles Gomes is still a prominent figure in the university’s history

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History

The Art of Power

Approaches that meld culture and politics are characteristic of the Department

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LITERATURE

From masters to apprentices

USP's contribution in fields such as literary theory continues

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ARCHITECTURE

Social Progressive

Teachers promote the idea that cities should be more human and accessible

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Archeology

From Lagoa Santa to Zarqa

Brazilians search for ancient hominids in Jordan

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Medicine / Institutes

The impact of growth

Changes prompted the establishment of specialized facilities

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MEDICINE / CARDIOLOGY

Excellence in the heart

Pioneering have made InCor a center of reference in Latin America

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MEMORY

A Rocky Road

Mesquita, Salles Oliveira, and Fernando de Azevedo on the front lines of USP

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HUMANITIES

Riding the globalization wave

America’s first expedition showcases a nation in search of its place

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Memory

On Firm Ground

“Priest-mathematicians” and their detailed maps of Brazil’s scrublands

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Charles Darwin

Darwin online

Cambridge Digital Library publishes high-resolution digitized manuscripts

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Nestor Reis Filho

Nestor Goulart Reis Filho: Interpreting Urban Evolution, from Buildings to Cities

Architect talks about gold mining in Sao Paulo

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Memory

Mirrors of the World

Map delineated Brazil's new borders after the Treaty of Tordesillas

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Political Science

Renewal Brazilian Style

Pastors have gained ground in the Chamber of Deputies

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Thomas Maack

Thomas Maack: Memories of a year that never ended

Physiologist on dictatorship, his own career and medical education

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MUSIC

Synthesis of the Baroque

The Cantatas of J. S. Bach now has a Portuguese language translation

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drama

The Italian stage

Book examines the legacy of several directors on Brazilian theater

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memory

Drought in the Metropolis

Other droughts in São Paulo were almost always related to population increase

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historical tremor

When the Amazon shook

Magnitude 7 earthquake happened on the left bank of the Amazon

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MEMORY

Pictures in the jungle

Photographs of the Amazon were taken by Albert Frisch in 1867

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OBITUARY

A public intellectual

Nicolau Sevcenko was one of the most famous Brazilian historians

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Archaeology

Cutting-edge technology

Archaeologists have discovered Brazil's first prehistoric workshop

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History

The past emerges

Digital archive reveals brazilian dictatorship memory

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