History

Archeology

Ancient history, the Brazilian way

Researchers give a broader meaning to the concept of the Greek poli

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Memory

Science in colonial Brazil

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

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international relations

The Empire of innovation

Science hidden in the Itamaraty archives

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History

Animal progress

How modernity separated man and nature in São Paulo

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Memory

Evil upon the Earth

Modern seismology resulted from the big 1755 earthquake that destroyed Lisbon

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Memory

Glitter from the past

USP's Biosciences Institute to release catalog of rare works of 18 and 19 century

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History

Brazil, French style

The Brazilian years marked the French historian Fernand Braudel

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Memory

The plagues

Microbiology Museum opens Great epidemics, a traveling exhibition

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History

A time to retell the facts

São Paulo Public Archive creates a huge website with 360,000 documents

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Retrospect

Space enigmas

A century ago, research on cosmic rays began

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History

The black admiral and his silver battleship

The 100th anniversary of the Revolta da Chibata

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Architecture

A frenetic and foreign São Paulo

The role of immigrants in building the metropolis of São Paulo

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History

São Paulo, Inc.

The migratory flow of qualified labor that furthered São Paulo's industrial

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Foreign Policy

A blast that continues to echo two decades later

The impact of the fall of the Berlin Wall on the current crisis

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History

Years of lead online

The project will post documents about the dictatorship onto the Internet

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History

Science performed courageously

Brazilian naturalists created a national scientific community

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Memory

Chagas

100 years ago, a Brazilian physician discovered the full cycle of Chagas Disease

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History

Mortal calculations

Studies reveal the banal subtleties of evil

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History

The dream of an Amazonian Eldorado

Archeology and the eternal quest for hidden civilizations in the Amazon Forest

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Retrospect

On their own skin

106 years ago, Emilio Ribas and Adolpho Lutz proved that yellow fever was transmitted by mosquitoes

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Retrospect

Pages from time past

Inmet assembles 12 million documents of the oldest meteorological records in Brazil

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Diplomacy

The day on which Brazil said “no” to the United States

Documents with the proposal to deport black Americans to the Amazon

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Zeev Maoz

Zeev Maoz: Reasoning by others

A professor from the University of California revisits the roots of the Arab-Israeli conflict

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Manning Marable

Manning Marable: Living black history

Professor argues that re-inventing the past could re-shape the USA's racial future

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Sphagesaurus montealtensis

Butchers from the past

Ancestor of crocodiles, reptile ate meat and also vegetables

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Art

Paranoia or mystification

Aleijadinho, if he existed, served many ideologies

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Conservation

Preservation made to order

Sensor monitors corrosion process in churches and works of art

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History

A “Redeemer” in search of redemption

The controversial "policy from the heart" of Princess Isabel

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Memory

The control of electronics

Sixty years ago, Bell Labs introduced the transistor

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History

The land of rising science

Japan's contribution to Brazilian research

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