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Brazilian primatologist Jean Boubli, from Salford University, in the UK, and his team, solved a 19th century mistery regarding the world's smallest monkeys | 3'47
Researchers use recognition algorithms to understand humpback whale annual migrations | 3'11
Historian Luiz Armando Bagolin, from the Institute of Brazilian Studies at the University of São Paulo (IEB-USP), goes through highlights of literature, visual arts and thought by the Modernist movement champions
Experiments suggest that crescent-shaped dunes can move and interact in five different ways | 5'35
Asteroid collision may have created favorable conditions to the appearance of primitive life forms on Titan | 4'10
Understanding the plant circadian rhythms, and learning how to manipulate them, may widen cultivation options | 2'42
Paleontologists speak with Federal Prosecutors and the Federal Police to bring a stop to the trafficking of fossil assets in Brazil
Soil sample analysis can aid investigations and help solve crimes | 4'31
A genome survey has identified 31 bacteria as the predominant microorganisms in public places in 60 cities worldwide | 4'53
Preys for the largest eagle on Earth dwindle in deforested areas | 1'58
Learn how the planet's invisible shield works, and what is the South Atlantic Anomaly | 3'34
Ornithologist Luís Fábio Silveira, curator of the bird collections at the Zoology Museum of the University of São Paulo (MZ-USP), explains how studies with capuchino seedeaters help understanding their diversification by means of evolution | 5'46
Ivair Gontijo is among those responsible for building and monitoring the rover Perseverance, which is searching for traces of life in Mars | 11'57
Culture of damaged fragments onto 3D-printed cribs is a promising technology for restoring threatened reefs | 4'50
Superimposing sheets of the material – composed of a single layer of carbon atoms in a beehive-like pattern – reveals new properties and gives rise to a new field of research: twistronics | 3'20
