Physics
Thaisa Storchi Bergmann
Thaisa Storchi Bergmann: The neighborhood of black holes
Astrophysicist focuses on how black holes get their energy
PHYSICS
When the vacuum is hot
Brazilians propose an experiment prove the existence of the Unruh effect
Geophysics
Vestiges of primitive Earth
Rigid blocks the size of continents occupied the depths of the Earth
Chronobiology
Chronobiology: rhythms and cycles
Physics, biology and technology unite to unravel a rodent's circadian rhytms
By Redação
Daniel Kleppner
Daniel Kleppner: The continuing strength of atomic physics
Experiments by the American physicist laid the foundation for major discoveries
Crystallography
Three-dimensional model against Zika
Protein structure essential to zika virus replication is unraveled
By Redação
SPANET
São Paulo Creates Astronomy Network
São Paulo Astronomy Network wants to unite astrophysicists
By Redação
Marcelo Knobel
Physicist Marcelo Knobel named new dean of UNICAMP
Physicist named new dean of UNICAMP
By Redação
ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
Chip for particle collisions
Brazilian researchers develop and test a device to be installed at CERN
OBITUARY
Listening to the stars
Pierre Kaufmann was one of the pioneers of radio astronomy in Brazil
By Redação
Virgo
The new-generation Virgo
European gravitational wave detector is not yet operational
By Redação
Physics
A smashing proposal for explaining the Universe
SMASH model proposes six new particles for explaining the Universe
By Redação
Physics
Bathtub astrophysics
Experiment replays phenomenon which may occur near black holes
By Redação
Vela supercluster
The Milky Way’s gigantic neighbor
One of the largest superclusters of galaxies has been discovered
By Redação
Physics
Antimatter illuminated
A team measured with precision how antimatter atoms interact with light
By Redação
diamondoids
Diamonds insulate nanowire
Material can produce a semiconducting nanowire three atoms wide
By Redação
Communication
Famelab – Talking science
The importance of communication to bring science closer to the public
By Redação
Gabriela González
Gabriela González: When space curves
Argentine physicist describes the process of detecting gravitational waves
By Marcos Pivetta and Ricardo Zorzetto
GEOPHYSICS
The underground element
A percentage of the world’s carbon is hidden deep within the Earth
Neil Geoffrey Turok
Neil Geoffrey Turok: Searching for brilliant young scientists
The director of a Canadian institute is searching for innovative scientists
Physics
Ice at 105 degrees Celsius
Water confined in nanotubes solidifies between 105 and 151 degrees Celsius
By Redação