Physics

snores

The uncomfortable sound of apnea

New method facilitates the diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea

ITA

Advances in semiconductors

Group achieved advances in the area of magnetic semi-conductors

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Ask the researchers

How does the laser spectrometer on the Mars Curiosity rover work?

COVER

The beginning and the end of cosmic rays

New studies expand understanding of cosmic rays' possible origins

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Nobel

Meeting of Nobel laureates

City brings together laureates to inspire new generations of scientists

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Why does beer sometimes freeze when it is taken out of the freezer?

Twin star

A second sun

In the Dragon constellation, Suns's almost perfect copy

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Recognition

Laser on nanotubes

UFMG professor gets international prize for contribution to nanoscience

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Pierre Auger Observatory

Cosmic Rays, Still an Enigma

Analysis of highest-energy particles moves forward

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 Information Technology

Thinner Wires

Optical fibers will be able to connect circuits in the computers of the future

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SEMICONDUCTORS

The memory of the future

Ferroelectric film may replace ferromagnetic films in computers

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Higgs boson

An expanding jigsaw puzzle

Boson might reveal first clues to new elementary particle physics

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Opening up the Earth

Physicists detail minerals deep inside the planet

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celestial bodies

Eta Carinae: more than an eclipse

Two phenomena cause periodical blackout of the star Eta Carinae

Complex networks

The order of scarcity

Reservoir pattern in Ceará may help to face drought and floods

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What is it?

What is it?

Geographic North and magnetic North

Capa

In the vicinity of other worlds

How to observe the moons and rings of planets outside the solar system

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More than an eclipse

Collapse of stellar winds prolongs the cyclical blackout of the Eta Carinae

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Higgs boson

The mass of the Higgs boson

First evidence appear of the hypothetical particle's existence

Extraterrestrial life

Tiny, but hefty

Microorganisms invisible to the naked eye can survive interplanetary trips

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Information technology

The new wave of qubits

Systems could have a quantum feature useful for computer sciences

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Human Resources

The meeting of two worlds

How to amplify physicists' participation in industry innovation

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Granular materials

The mysteries of sand

Movement of grains may improve the manufacture of materials

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Memory

A Brazilian adventure

78 years ago, Gleb Wataghin started physics research in Brazil

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Evolution of the Universe

The birth of supermassive black holes

These enormous black holes that thrive at the center of galaxies

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What is it?

What is it?

3D screens without glasses

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Ask the researchers

Why don’t ants die when they are placed in a microwave oven?

Entrepreneurship

Victorious path

Vladimir Airoldi exports synthetic diamond drill bits and wins an Finep award

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topological insulating materials

Superficial magic

Brazilians begin investigating a new promising material

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Computational Modeling

The defeat of the highlanders

Growing old can be an adaptive advantage

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