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Research Highlights
Conservation Biology Overhead road crossings avoid deaths of primate threatened with extinction, study confirms
A 3-year project compared the use of two types of canopy bridges over a local road in a municipality with an Atlantic Rainforest conservation unit. Monitoring focused on the Black lion tamarin.
Literature Lusophone literature in Asia
History of former Portuguese colonies is marked by an affinity with Brazilian writers.
Innovation Studies on carbon storage supported by FAPESP contributed to legislative proposal
Results of studies at the Research Center for Greenhouse Gas Innovation have fed into a bill before the Senate to set up a legal framework on carbon capture and storage as an economic activity.
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When the brain grows and shrinks
A collection of magnetic resonance images shows that the organ grows rapidly until the third year after birth and then declines slowly from adult age on.
May 23, 2022 — FAPESP, 60 Years FAPESP has led some of Brazil's greatest technological and scientific shifts, like internet implementation, genomics, and bioinformatics.
Biodiversity Brazilian primatologist Jean Boubli (Salford University/UK) and his team solved a 19th century mistery regarding the world's smallest monkeys.
FAPESP's 60th anniversary — Concerto Symphonic Orchestra of USP, Theatre of São Paulo City's Choir, Campinas's Contemporary Choir and the Percussion Group of UNESP's Institute of Arts.
Ecology Hummingbird extinction may unleash cascade effect where these polinators and plants interact most intensely.
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FAPESP Annual Activity Report
The year 2020 was dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic, the greatest challenge to science in
the last 100 years. FAPESP mobilized to deal with it, but was also affected by its impacts
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