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S&T Policy
Sector funds: standard
Unicamp tests double vaccine
Nanoscience: without wasting time
Policy: semiconductors
Patent licensing
Rivalry on the four lines
Theses of the week
Post: scholarship readjustment
The taste of work
Bicentenary: Hercules Florence
 

NANO

Photo: Antoninho Perri


TIME TO INVEST

Brazil can no longer waste time in the areas of nanoscience and nanotechnology. The opinion is shared by professors José Antônio Brum, Marcelo Knobel and Vitor Baranauskas, who are convinced that the time is now to combine skills, identify opportunities, adopt a continuous program and use the infrastructure installed in universities and research centers.

Changes to sectoral funds

Photo: Neldo Cantanti

The Minister of Science and Technology, Eduardo Campos
(on the right), intends to provide a “management standard” for sectoral funds through the formation of a collegiate body to be chaired by him. The measure would guarantee the integration of resources provided for in policies

Unicamp tests double vaccine




Unicamp researchers are testing a combined vaccine against hepatitis and tuberculosis (BCG), developed by the Butantan Institute. 320 newborns will be monitored at Caism and the Campinas Maternity Hospital.

From football to other fields

Photo: Fernando Santos/Folha Imagem

The rivalry between Brazil and Argentina in football is one of the research objects of Professor Pablo Alabarces, who taught at Unicamp for four months as part of the professorship agreement signed with the University of Buenos Aires (UBA).

Hercules Florence 200 years

Photo: Reproduction



The Unicamp Memory Center houses the autobiography, reproductions of paintings, writings and drawings made by Hércules Florence, whose bicentenary of birth is celebrated this month. Born in France and considered one of the fathers of photography, Florence lived in Campinas for 49 years.


Semiconductors



For the coordinator of the Center for Semiconductor Components at Unicamp (CCS), professor Jacobus Swart, the country's delay in the area of ​​microelectronics can be reversed by granting incentives to companies and training skilled labor.


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