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Decreto assinado pelo governador Carvalho Pinto, em 23 de maio de 1962, possibilitou o início do funcionamento da Fundação
Em 23 de maio de 1962, há exatos 60 anos, o então governador Carlos Alberto de Carvalho Pinto assinou o decreto 40.132, que aprovou os Estatutos da FAPESP (Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo) possibilitou seu imediato funcionamento. “A criação de uma agência [...]
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De acordo com uma pesquisa realizada pela Fapesp [pelo Centro de Estudos da Metrópole (CEM), um dos CEPIDs apoiados pela FAPESP] e divulgada em julho do ano passado, a cidade de São Paulo já possui mais residências em prédios do que em casas. Segundo o levantamento, o número de apartamentos saltou de 767 mil unidades, em 2000, para 1,38 milhão, em 2020. Dados como esses dão base, também, para o aumento significativo de [...]
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De acordo com uma pesquisa realizada pela FAPESP e divulgada em julho do ano passado, a cidade de São Paulo já possui mais residências em prédios do que em casas. Segundo o levantamento, o número de apartamentos saltou de 767 mil unidades, em 2000, para 1,38 milhão, em 2020. Dados como esses dão base, também, para o aumento significativo de administradoras de condomínios e, mais recentemente, de síndicos profissionais, pessoas [...]
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CINCINNATI, May 19, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Blue Water Vaccines, Inc. (“BWV” or “Blue Water Vaccines” or “the Company”) a biopharmaceutical company developing vaccines, announces a collaboration with the multidisciplinary Center for R&D in Immunobiologics (“CeRDI”), an initiative of Instituto Butantan (“Butantan”). Through this partnership, Butantan, a leading Brazilian producer of immunobiologic products and vaccines, and BWV [...]
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Pesquisadores da Universidade Federal de São Paulo (Unifesp) desenvolveram – usando células de camundongo – um modelo bioimpresso tridimensional do cérebro para estudar a ação neurológica do vírus SARS-CoV-2. Além disso, o grupo conseguiu criar uma versão adaptada do patógeno capaz de infectar as células nervosas dos roedores. A expectativa do grupo é que esses dois feitos [...]
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Two new colorful species of fish have been found in Brazil’s Amazon Basin — and they are already at risk of disappearing due to extinction.
The fish belong to a subfamily called South American darters. The discovery brings the known number of darter species to five.
One species, Poecilocharax callipterus, is distinguished by its long, striking red-orange fins and a dark spot at the base of its tail.
The other new species, Poecilocharax rhizophilus is the most miniature [...]
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Two new colorful species of fish have been found in Brazil’s Amazon Basin — and they are already at risk of disappearing due to extinction.
The fish belong to a subfamily called South American darters. The discovery brings the known number of darter species to five.
One species, Poecilocharax callipterus, is distinguished by its long, striking red-orange fins and a dark spot at the base of its tail.
The other new species, Poecilocharax rhizophilus is the most miniature [...]
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The fish belong to a subfamily called South American darters. The discovery brings the known number of darter species to five.
One species, Poecilocharax callipterus, is distinguished by its long, striking red-orange fins and a dark spot at the base of its tail.
The other new species, Poecilocharax rhizophilus is the most miniature darter ever identified. This tiny fish only measures about three-quarter inch (2 centimeters) in length as a mature adult. It’s bright yellow with a [...]
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Two new colorful species of fish have been found in Brazil’s Amazon Basin — and they are already at risk of disappearing due to extinction.
The fish belong to a subfamily called South American darters. The discovery brings the known number of darter species to five.
One species, Poecilocharax callipterus, is distinguished by its long, striking red-orange fins and a dark spot at the base of its tail.
The other new species, Poecilocharax rhizophilus is the most miniature [...]
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(CNN) — Two new colorful species of fish have been found in Brazil’s Amazon Basin — and they are already at risk of disappearing due to extinction.
The fish belong to a subfamily called South American darters. The discovery brings the known number of darter species to five.
One species, Poecilocharax callipterus, is distinguished by its long, striking red-orange fins and a dark spot at the base of its tail.
The other new species, Poecilocharax rhizophilus is the most [...]
