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Lisbon Diary
Radiography: S&T in Brazil
Water: fungi and bacteria
Study: effects against gout
Older and more urban
Demographers: the razor's edge
Teacher training
Optical communications
Brazil: late capitalism
Unicamp in the Press
Panel of the week
Job opportunities
Theses of the week
Mechanical cow: 2nd generation
Genomics: mapping cells
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We won't be that many.
Will we be better?

 

 

Researchers Elza Berquó (Nepo/Unicamp), José Eli da Veiga (FEA/USP), José Marcos Pinto da Cunha (Nepo/Unicamp) and Nazareth Wanderley (UFPE) analyze the drop – and rejuvenation – in the fertility rate, the population aging, the differences between rural and urban universes and the role of demography in this scenario that introduces new elements into the composition of Brazilian society today
and the future.

FEA





Professor Roberto Hermínio Moretti, from FEA, develops the second generation of the “Mechanical Cow”, equipment that produces soy milk.

Genomics



 

Software developed by professor Roberto Lotufo, from FEEC, is part of a pioneering international project in the area of ​​genomics.

CT&I



 

The book Indicators of Science, Technology and Innovation in Brazil, which brings together articles by 23 authors, will be launched on the 17th at a seminar at Unicamp.


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