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• New targets for the treatment of multiple myeloma

  Team at the Molecular and Cellular Biology Laboratory of the Unifesp Hemotherapy Center presented findings of studies conducted over the past 15 years during FAPESP […]

• Ancient and very valuable

  A study conducted by the group led by Roberto Berlinck at USP indicates that sponges, the oldest animals in the world, are sources of compounds […]

• The chief targets of corruption

  Study points to those segments of developing country societies that most face corruption in their day-to-day lives Corruption, a topic that stubbornly remains in the […]

• The use of bioinformatics in the study of complex diseases

  Concepts from graph theory and complex networks together with tools such as gene network inference help map structural and functional aspects between genes, pinpointing therapeutic […]

• Valuable partnership for researchers

  Leadership of FAPESP and the Ohio State University highlight the success of the institutional agreement between them that has already selected 43 collaborative projects. Brito […]

• The face of contemporary slavery

  In partnership with Brazilian legal experts, U.S. historian Rebecca Scott is analyzing documents from the Brazilian Ministry of Labor and Social Security to gain an […]

• Aircraft like you’ve never seen before

  Passenger air travel is expected to double by 2034 and research studies are being conducted for the purpose of building better and more efficient aircraft, […]

• Initial findings of BIPMed were presented during FAPESP Week

  Data from a study involving carriers of dystonia presented in Michigan demonstrate the importance of gathering genetic data on reference populations in Brazil In an […]

• Climate change calls for adaptations but they are still not a priority

  Scientists say that the challenge in cities like São Paulo lies in integrating public policies related to climate change with policies that pertain to housing, […]

• The search for genes that cause diseases

  Finding new targets for the treatment of adrenocortical cancer, multiple myeloma and resistant hypertension is the goal of studies presented during FAPESP Week Michigan-Ohio Several […]

• Solid research collaboration

  The importance of international scientific cooperation among researchers in building knowledge is highlighted at FAPESP Week Michigan-Ohio “This gathering represents an important opportunity to form […]

• Neuromodulation techniques aid in rehabilitation following CVA and spinal cord injury

  During FAPESP Week Michigan-Ohio, a researcher from FMUSP presented methodology used to stimulate neuroplasticity and improve motor function A number of innovative techniques, which includes […]

• FAPESP Week 2016 set to stimulate cooperation between scientists in Brazil and the United States

  Joint research results and opportunities will be discussed during symposia at the University of Michigan and Ohio State University Researchers from Brazil and the United […]