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Bioengineer (Reino Unido)
Em 2026: 69 notícias
Desde 1995: 647 notícias
Technology Monitoring Conservation at Rome’s Colosseum to Be Implemented at Ipiranga Museum
Publicado em 05 de junho de 2026
A groundbreaking conservation initiative is set to take place at São Paulo’s iconic Ipiranga Museum, employing cutting-edge three-dimensional laser scanning technology previously used to monitor the ancient Colosseum in Rome. Spearheaded by Professor Beatriz Kuhl from the University of São Paulo’s Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism (FAU-USP), this project aims to revolutionize the way historic buildings are preserved by integrating advanced digital tools with [...]
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New Moth Species Discovered and Named in Honor of the Orixás
Publicado em 03 junho 2026In a remarkable breakthrough in the field of entomology and biodiversity, a comprehensive integrative morphological and molecular study has unveiled a hidden trove of biodiversity within a moth species complex long thought to be singular. Originally described in 1818 and previously classified as Eois russearia, this tiny moth, scarcely measuring two centimeters across its wingspan, has now been revealed to represent at least eight distinct species endemic to Brazil. This discovery not only [...]ver notícia -
Brazil Faces Environmental and Technological Challenges to Unlock Viable Rare Earth Mining
Publicado em 03 junho 2026Brazil’s rare earth element reserves rank second in the world, surpassed only by China’s staggering deposits. Despite this immense natural wealth, Brazil’s rare earth sector remains embryonic, hampered by technological and environmental challenges that inhibit the development of a fully integrated local production chain. These 17 metallic chemical elements, vital for manufacturing next-generation technologies such as electric vehicles, wind turbines, and smartphones, are currently fueling [...]ver notícia -
FAPESP and UK Initiate New Phase of Scientific Collaboration in London
Publicado em 02 junho 2026In the ever-evolving landscape of international scientific collaboration, the partnership between the state of São Paulo in Brazil and the United Kingdom stands out as a beacon of innovation and academic synergy. Over the last decade and a half, this transatlantic alliance has generated more than 18,000 co-authored research articles, reflecting a scholarly output imbued with a citation impact that is quadruple the global norm. Such a metric not only highlights the high quality of collaborative [...]ver notícia -
FAPESP Aims to Strengthen Scientific Collaboration Between São Paulo and the United Kingdom
Publicado em 29 maio 2026From June 2 to June 4, the Science Museum in London will serve as the distinguished venue for FAPESP Week London, a significant scientific symposium showcasing cutting-edge research and collaborative efforts between the state of São Paulo, Brazil, and the United Kingdom. This event illuminates advancements in pivotal domains such as artificial intelligence, energy transition, and healthcare innovation. The Science Museum, revered for its rich history since its establishment in 1857, will [...]ver notícia -
Study Reveals Sabiá Virus Has Circulated and Mutated in Brazil for 142 Years
Publicado em 20 maio 2026For over a century, the Sabiá virus has covertly circulated within Brazilian ecosystems, manifesting as a rare but fatal etiologic agent of acute hemorrhagic and neurological syndromes. This enigmatic virus has been linked to four known fatal cases in São Paulo state since 1990, yet its silent persistence and molecular evolution have only recently been elucidated through groundbreaking genomic research. The latest findings demonstrate that the virus has undergone significant genetic mutations [...]ver notícia -
New Research Discoveries Could Broaden Bioluminescence Applications in Medicine and Industry
Publicado em 20 maio 2026In the realm of bioluminescence, fungi represent a fascinating domain where nature’s ingenuity shines both literally and figuratively. Recent scientific advancement has shed new light on the molecular intricacies underlying fungal bioluminescence, particularly focusing on the enzymatic processes that sustain this phenomenon. For years, the bioluminescent fungi, much like fireflies and deep-sea organisms, have intrigued researchers due to their unique ability to emit visible light through [...]ver notícia -
New Research Develops Strategy to Shield Amazonian Cocoa from Witches’ Broom Disease
Publicado em 19 maio 2026In the heart of the Amazon basin, cocoa cultivation faces a formidable adversary: witches’ broom disease. This devastating fungal ailment, caused by Moniliophthora perniciosa, brought cocoa production in Brazil’s southern Bahia state to a near collapse during the 1990s. The epidemic was so pervasive that it permeated local culture and media, underscoring the severity of its impact. The disease continues to pose a significant threat to cocoa crops throughout the Amazon, complicating efforts [...]ver notícia -
Decoding p53 Vulnerability: Unraveling Why the Genome Guardian Often Fails
Publicado em 19 maio 2026In a groundbreaking study published in Communications Chemistry, an international consortium of researchers has unveiled the molecular underpinnings behind the notorious instability of the tumor suppressor protein p53, famously dubbed the “guardian of the genome.” Unlike its close paralogs, p63 and p73, which exhibit remarkable structural resilience, p53 is intrinsically fragile and prone to misfolding—an enigma that has puzzled scientists for decades. The research, carried out by [...]ver notícia -
Creatine Enhances Physical Performance Without Significantly Reducing Inflammation
Publicado em 18 maio 2026In recent years, creatine has emerged as one of the most widely utilized dietary supplements, particularly among athletes and gym enthusiasts. Celebrated chiefly for its performance-enhancing qualities—amplifying muscle strength, endurance, and recovery—creatine’s alleged anti-inflammatory properties have piqued scientific and public curiosity alike. However, a rigorous systematic review and meta-analysis led by researchers at São Paulo State University (UNESP) in Brazil challenges this [...]ver notícia