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Recent changes, public opinion, disparities and the importance of expanding knowledge in relations between the countries are highlighted at FAPESP Week.

Model that includes orientation through educational materials, face-to-face care and telephone follow-up is being tested by researchers at the USP Ribeirão Preto School of Nursing.

The work of the Physiology Laboratory at the Bauru Center has gained visibility and importance in the last decade thanks to collaboration with the University of North Carolina.

On the second day of FAPESP Week North Carolina, participants highlight the importance of promoting research exchange.

Researchers synthesize tin oxide material with greater ability to detect nitrogen dioxide than existing chemical sensors used for this purpose.

Scientists from Brazil and the United States are meeting at two conferences to broaden the exchange of research in various fields.

Brazilian researchers study roughly 40 children from 0 to 13 months old and find that they are capable of interacting and expressing themselves in culturally appropriate ways.

Recruitment of volunteers began on October 2, with the objective of verifying the vaccine’s safety and the immune response it produces.

Marine Pollution Bulletin will publish an article co-authored by Brazilian and Uruguayan researchers.

The Optics and Photonics Research Center at the State University of Campinas has taken a leadership role in studies related to Fiber Optic Parametric Amplifier technology.

By analysing behavioral alterations, a Brazilian study seeks to achieve greater precision in diagnostics and veterinary treatment.

Improper extraction of wood and inappropriate handling of fishing resources also put conservation of the biome at risk, warn researchers.

With the right public policies and investment in new technologies that allow for the better exploration of biomass, biofuel production could strengthen both economic development and food and energy security.

Investigating how advancing age and certain habits affect gene expression is the objective of projects being conducted by Brazilian and British researchers.

Panels and sessions in Charlotte (November 11th) and Raleigh (November 12th) brings together researchers to debate advanced scientific topics.

With research centered along three thematic lines – economic activities and the labor market, the State and its policies, and the sociability of its citizens – the Center for Metropolitan Studies tracks the major problems and dynamic potential of Brazil’s metropolitan regions.

A Thomson Reuters report outlines the technological innovation and scientific production environment in Brazil.

Document affirms that the planet's temperature could rise by almost 5 °C during this century, which could raise sea levels by 82 centimeters.

Researchers in Brazil have developed a game to train inhibitory control, the brain’s ability to halt inappropriate responses to environmental stimuli.

More than 50% of the biome’s greenhouse gas emissions are caused by demand from the rest of Brazil and abroad for inputs produced in the region, finds study.

Brazilian research teams evaluated blood samples from 51 HIV+ children and adolescents and found an unexpected rate of recombinant subtypes of the virus that causes AIDS.

The Center for Research in Cell Therapy focuses on advanced and applied research on stem cell biology. Processes will be developed for the large-scale production under good manufacturing practice conditions.

A change in the way sugarcane is harvested has led to a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in São Paulo.

The discovery of a key enzyme in animal evolution that emits lights, similar to fireflies, paved the way for the unprecedented feat. The study was published in the journal Biochemistry.

In vitro tests show that alternagin-C can increase the force of heart contractions and has a pharmacological potential.

For use in odontology, the laser scanner will allow Brazil to explore new radiology technology that has been mastered by few countries, says project team.

A PLoS One senior editor explains how its innovative publication criteria are changing the way research is disseminated and evaluated.

According to a Brazilian researcher, specialists estimate that up to 80% of women will develop hypertension during the change of life.

Increases in temperature and changes in rainfall will affect crops such as beans, soy, wheat, and maize, according to Rede Clima studies.

Equipment was built to improve forecasting and the monitoring of possible climate changes.