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Technique developed at London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine also helps determine efficacy of anti-Chagas drugs.

Identifying the neural circuits involved in the organization of defensive responses to different dangerous situations is the goal pursued by a group of Brazilian researchers.

New computational tools for medical practice were presented at an international symposium in Brazil.

The power conversion efficiency is the highest ever recorded for this type of equipment and was achieved without additional expensive components or complex procedures.

Researchers have explained why there are relatively few asteroids at the edge of the main belt even though the region has remained stable since planetary migration.

Research group is only Brazil's second to publish in world's most important endocrinology journal.

Studies presented at a worldwide congress on brain research suggest that caffeine may prevent depression in adults but could be a risk factor for epilepsy during fetal development.

Developed at the University of São Paulo, Brazil, model correlates statistical distribution of microfissures with local plastic strain in structural components.

A method described in Nature Communications offers improved insight into reactions of enzymes that play key roles in biological processes.

In 2014, the São Paulo Research Foundation invested $ PPP 390.08 million in scientific and technological research, according to its annual report.

Photographic reproductions of works by Italian-born artist who came to São Paulo almost 70 years ago illustrate FAPESP's latest annual report.

Technology developed by Recepta Biopharma with FAPESP's support has been licensed to US-based company Mersana Therapeutics.

The phenomenon is not confined to drought but includes hydrological extremes such as the floods that are occurring more frequently in Brazil's South region.

Amount of rain falling on reservoirs and other runoff collection systems is declining in all regions, according to studies.

Book analyzes the work of Alfredo Andersen, a landscape artist known as the "father of painting" in Paraná, Brazil.

Heads of main research funding agencies meet to discuss strategies for bolstering innovation in Brazil.

A paper in Nature's Scientific Reports describes experiment involving light source that emits 25-femtosecond pulses

Euler high-performance science data processing system is the fastest-ever computer installed in a university in São Paulo State

Casa da Ciência, the education arm of a research center supported by FAPESP, brings together researchers, schoolteachers and students

Government publishes findings of fourth survey conducted to gauge public awareness of science, technology and innovation in Brazil

São Paulo-Netherlands joint research projects in "Advanced Instrumentation for Astronomy" will be received until September 1st, 2015

Franco-Brazilian research team identified and corrected flaws in mathematical models used to simulate cloud and rain formation.

Software installed in electromechanical device sorts cuttings according to growth potential

Research shows that interaction between civil organizations and state actors has extended immigrants' rights and enabled Brazil to admit more foreigners despite restrictive national legislation.

Circa 1962 has been launched to commemorate FAPESP’s 50th anniversary, telling the story of São Paulo’s scientists in the decades leading up to its creation.

Institutions will provide up to £4 million for joint UK-Brazil applications selected in call for proposals

Vaccine antigen will be inserted into the genomes of attenuated smallpox virus and chimpanzee adenovirus to boost immune response.

Some 60% of the 74 largest terrestrial mammals with a body mass of 100 kg or more are threatened with extinction, and the ecological consequences of their decline will be dramatic, scientists warn in a review.

Quark-gluon plasma is believed to have predominated in the primordial universe and can be recreated in the largest particle colliders in operation today.

Researchers from Brazil and the UK will use underwater robotic vehicles to discover how polymetallic deposits formed on the ocean floor millions of years ago. The project is supported by FAPESP.