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A study conducted with cavies by USP scientists shows that elderly animals do not have a reduced number of neurons and that nerve cell division continues in old age.

Exposition presents the last and largest murals painted by the Brazilian artist following detailed restoration work. The works will return to the entrance hall of the United Nations General Assembly in New York in 2013.

Free universal access to diagnosis and treatment has resulted in falling death rates and increased prevalence within the state in recent years, says study.

A Universidade Estadual Paulista's team is conducted several studies on quitting smoking The initiative was the highlight of the European Respiratory Congress.

Researchers at the Human Genome Studies Center (CEGH) have made important steps toward uncovering the genetic mechanisms of the autism spectrum.

Instruments developed in the study are in the patenting and registry phase for sale.

A study proposes combining cellulose ethanol production with biogas production and using the residue from the process as a source of energy for plants.

Researchers achieve effective action against Leishmania by treating infected organs with a drug originally used against parasitic diseases in animals.

Promoted by FAPESP and Heidelberg University, an exposition covering Brazilian biodiversity was inaugurated in the German city.

In 2011, researchers at the University of São Paulo (USP) and the State University of Campinas (Unicamp) determined 10.8 gigabases of sugarcane DNA sequence, 33 times the amount sequenced by the two-year Sugarcane Genome Project, which ended in 2001 and mapped the genes expressed in the plant.

The first South American branch of the International Center for Theoretical Physics started its activities on the São Paulo Unesp campus, with FAPESP funding. The facility will conduct high-tech research and foster intense interchange among scientists.

The new computer cluster is one of the world’s largest and most powerful dedicated solely to astronomy research

The formula, developed at USP, combines photoprotective substances, Ginkgo biloba and red marine algae extracts with vitamins A, C and E

Researchers present scientific advances on the effects of physical activity

A review article published in the January 19 edition of Nature magazine synthesizes the results of the studies performed over the last 20 years in the Large-scale Biosphere-Atmosphere Experiment in Amazonia (LBA) coordinated by the National Institute of Amazonian Research (INPA).

Researchers from many nations, including Brazil, have published an article in Science magazine calling on the international scientific community to assume a more active role in the inclusion of agriculture in the rounds of negotiations at the UN Convention on Climate Change.

A USP team participated in an international study analyzing 125 stem cell lines produced in 38 laboratories, recently published in Nature Biotechnology.

In an article published in PNAS, scientists in Brazil, Australia and the United States describe how they proved that Philcoxia is carnivorous.

The selected themes for collaboration between French researchers and São Paulo State researchers are "Global Change and Environment/Earth Sciences" and "Microbiology, Immunology, and Infectology."

In the hope of discovering molecules with the potential to be used as immunosuppressive, antibacterial or anticancer drugs, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Unicamp) researchers have dedicated themselves to studying a group of soil microorganisms known as Actinobacteria.

Scientists originally believed that only ants and termites had individuals adapted exclusively for defense. A study published in PNAS showed that the sole purpose of guard jataí bees is to defend the hive.

A multidisciplinary network that grew from a FAPESP Thematic Project has become a world leader in Drosophila cell culture techniques. Their work was described in a recent article in Biotechnology Advances.

An international study with Brazilian participation indicates that deforestation in Mato Grosso has diminished and that soy production in the state grew in the last few years through changes in land use.

The result of a study conducted at UNESP: a book that offers reflections on the impact of German philosophical concepts on contemporary education.

A new methodology developed by researchers at the Universidade de São Paulo School of Medicine’s Heart Institute (InCor/USP) makes it possible to evaluate children and adolescents with congenital heart disease and to identify those with a higher risk of death or complications as a result of corrective surgery.

The objective of this study is to use compounds as biological markers to evaluate the risk of cancer and the exposure to urban pollution.

Researchers described the transcriptomes of three important species of Eimeria, which causes the most serious illness associated with avian farming in the world.

Researchers at the Brazil Science and Technology Institute for the Biorational Control of Pest Insects have developed a method for the preservation of neem's main active ingredient.

Diamonds are formed in the planet’s deep layers, under high pressures and temperatures. However, for industrial use, the first choice is to use more accessible artificial diamonds. Developed in laboratories, artificial diamonds have many applications.

The São Paulo School of Advanced Science brought together 160 scientists and students from Brazil and abroad to debate the most recent advances in the emerging field of astrobiology