Science, health and society: Covid-19

Science, health and society: Covid-19

Teaching, Research and Training in (post) Covid-19 and the University we need
Platform groups scientists' reflections on Twitter
International study points to relationship between Zika, Ebola and Covid
Amid Covid-19, the search for solutions to neglected diseases continues
Corona in São Paulo/SP: Perceptions and Impacts of the Pandemic in the East Zone of the City
Connecting the dots of the pandemic
Basic education requires care that goes far beyond quarantine
Brazilian research institutes and public universities in the fight against Covid-19
Video shows Gustavo Nenão honoring health professionals with graffiti at HC
Distractions is the theme of the July/August ComCiência Magazine dossier
Family farming and digital platforms in the context of COVID-19
Unicamp Institutional Observatory: concepts, proposals and action plan Covid-19 and future challenges
A reflection on health research and innovation agendas in the COVID-19 pandemic
It is too early to know how nature regenerates with human isolation during the pandemic
Covid-19 - Climate Change: the case in Brazil
Scientific culture to combat misinformation and strengthen citizen decision-making
Two centuries of far from spontaneous controversy
Does the Covid-19 pandemic have anything to teach us about climate change?
Brazil: the Murder of the Spirit
Coronavirus exposes lack of funds for the care of the elderly population in nursing homes
Water and food as common: subsidies for thinking about the post-coronacrisis
Indigenous peoples and COVID-19
Covid-19: chloroquine and the political use of disinformation
Letter to the editor of The Lancet
Malaria drug researcher explains dangers of chloroquine
Impacts of Covid-19 on the agricultural sector: resilience to face the Black Swan of 2020
Article shows how Brazil is dealing with gynecological surgeries in times of Covid-19
Sensations, from Praça da Paz to confinement
Military, science, Popular Education.
From open access to science to Pandora's box
Postgraduate studies at São Paulo state universities and Covid-19: action and reaction
Now defend yourself from the virus... And then?
Water hyacinth and Covid-19
Unicamp’s communication in times of Covid-19
The pandemic and innovative entrepreneurship: creative destruction in practice
The future of the future
Covid-19 brings scientists and media closer together in an unprecedented way
Yellow fever: the incredible story of the first identified human virus.
A pandemic that sheds light on the fragility of Brazilian industry
Watch the videos from the debate cycle "Conversations in the crisis - After the future" carried out in partnership with TV Cultura
New repository brings together articles from Unicamp researchers on Covid-19
About the temporal evolution of the Coronavirus epidemic in Brazil
The pandemic impacts the most important year in human history. Will the next zoonoses occur in Brazil?
Diabetes in times of coronavirus
CBMEG works to collect data on kinship relationships and geographic distribution of SARs-CoV-2 strains
Unicamp and TV Cultura launch series of meetings “Conversations in the Crisis – After the Future”
Coronavirus and changes in work relationships
New edition of ComCiência magazine brings dossier on refugees
Notes from the 19th century in times of cholera for Covid-XNUMX
Article provides recommendations for the care of diabetic patients who develop Covid-19
Brazilian universities and Covid-19: strengthening ties with society
Lessons from past epidemics and the new coronavirus
COVID-19: data instead of opinions
About the (false) fight between CPFs and CNPJs in the Covid-19 pandemic: the problem was in “normality”
Science communicators are attacked by hackers and receive offenses after warnings about coronavirus
Chagas disease remains neglected 111 years after its discovery
A virus against the world
Department of Scientific and Technological Policy launches bulletin on Covid-19
COVID-19: science is not opinion, it is knowledge
We will suffer less if we base ourselves on science, but it doesn't work magic, says Brito Cruz
Urbanism and epidemics
“It was a bit scary to see how quickly the panic set in,” says professor Marko Monteiro
How science can help beat the virus
The contribution of science to the Covid-19 pandemic
Declaration by educators, academics and public opinion makers from across Latin America
The mobilization of science in times of COVID-19
Coronavirus and historical change
Why is it essential to suspend classes? Caution yes, panic no
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