Dutch Deputy Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Policy and member of NWO’s Executive Board emphasize the importance of scientific cooperation and FAPESP’s role.
Record set by Brazilian researchers is a crucial achievement in helping make quantum computing feasible. Articles highlighted in Physical Review Letters and Physical Review A.
Acidification will be emphasized in the next report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), says marine biologist at UN World Ocean Assessment who participated in São Paulo School of Advanced Science.
With the support of the FAPESP Innovative Research in Small Business Program, Griaule has developed sophisticated automatic fingerprint identification software.
Medical device developed at the Optics and Photonics Research Center applies laser and ultrasound simultaneously with analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects.
On a visit to Brazil, Robert Shelton, president of GMTO Corporation, highlighted the progress made on the development of the telescope, which is supported by FAPESP. The first 8 m mirror segment is ready.
The study was published in a special issue of Acta Oecologica with four articles by scientists from Brazil. Another paper analyzes morphological differences in the ovipositors of several parasitoid wasp species.
Methodology developed by Brazilian scientists uses big data tools, has been validated in an analysis of studies on hemophilia, and can also be used to search for partnerships and technology transfer opportunities.
Researchers isolated the virus in tissue from a horse with encephalitis in Espírito Santo State. The study was presented during the annual meeting of the Brazilian Society for the Advancement of Science.
A study of three indigenous communities on the Brazil-Peru border finds that 77% of the population report pain but rarely complain because they consider pain a natural process and not something abnormal.
Study shows that one lineage of the virus replaces another by triggering weaker activation of the patient’s immune response. The lineage prevails even though it multiplies less.
An area of Paraná State may soon become one of the only places apart from China and Argentina where fossilized embryos of extinct flying reptiles have been found, according to Brazilian paleontologist.
Chemical compounds identified by Brazilian researchers may explain why less aggressive bees become ferocious. Study is published in Journal of Proteome Research.
Experiments with rats show that intrauterine protein restriction induces sex hormone imbalance, which appears to favor development of cancer in old age.
Event held with FAPESP’s support was designed to strengthen Brazil’s capacity in advanced photonics, which currently drives a market worth US$530 billion worldwide.
For the US particle physics laboratory, partnership with the Brazilian scientific community is strengthened by FAPESP’s support for large-scale projects such as the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment.
Achieving zero deforestation, efficient land use and more sustainable food systems will require a combination of factors, argue researchers in project supported by FAPESP.
Focused public policy, private-sector engagement and corporate networks are key drivers of technological change, according to a team of experts who took part in a debate promoted by FAPESP.
Brazilian researchers use an editing tool to investigate a gene that plays a key role in eliminating autoaggressive cells and controlling the development of diseases such as type 1 diabetes.
Study conducted at the Center for Research on Toxins, Immune Response and Cell Signaling (CeTICS) identifies, sequences and describes the structure of sarconesin, a peptide that eliminates various types of bacteria.
Researchers and students from several countries are participating in an intensive course organized in Brazil by the International Center for Theoretical Physics - South American Institute for Fundamental Research.
The Research, Innovation and Dissemination Center for Neuromathematics (NeuroMat) has created more than 4,000 Wikipedia entries and improved more than 21,000.
Male specimens with defective sperm created in Brazilian lab may be used to reduce Aedes aegypti population, participating in coordinated strategies to control dengue, chikungunya, Zika and yellow fever epidemics.
Brazilian researchers show that in some cancers, the higher the level of melatonin production by tumor cells, the less aggressive the disease is and the longer the patient should survive.
Researchers combine the anti-inflammatory effects of bromelain with bacterial nanocellulose in a product that boosts the healing of wounds, burns and even ulcerations.
Isotopic records obtained from caves show how rainfall distribution in Brazil varied during global climate changes that affected Europe in the Middle Ages.
Understanding the evolutionary history of Neotropical biota and past relationships between Amazonian and Atlantic Rainforest are the goals of a team led by zoologist Miguel Trefaut Rodrigues.
Study performed in Brazil identified hundreds of RNAs that do not encode proteins but appear to regulate effects of androgens and androgen receptors on gene expression in tumors.
Finding in Brazil comes from research supported by FAPESP resulting in “Refugee Migration Thematic Atlas”. Authors advocate broad discussion of immigration issues by society to tackle xenophobia.
Study conducted in subtropical region of Brazil detects correlation between drop in temperature and rise in deaths from stroke, especially among women and older people.
Partnership between researchers in Brazil and Portugal permits application of sustainable process on industrial scale for purification of PEGylated proteins.