Project developed in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, allows for the highly efficient extraction of aromatic and bioactive compounds, reducing logistics costs and increasing beer quality.
FAPESP-supported startup creates immersive educational solutions ranging from academic laboratories to team training in industries.
The formulation seeks to block the transmission of canine visceral leishmaniasis in order to protect both animals and humans.
Sodium nitrate is used as a preservative and to add color to products such as ham and sausages, but is potentially carcinogenic and cannot be applied in beverages; researchers at the Federal University of São Carlos used pieces of cork and lasers to develop a sensor.
Researchers at the State University of Campinas used a product from native stingless bees to extract bioactive compounds, such as caffeine, from chocolate manufacturing waste. This process adds nutritional and commercial value to an ingredient that is usually discarded.
Technology created by a startup supported by FAPESP accelerates patient recovery and improves biological integration.
Low-cost device quickly detects BDNF concentrations. Scientist at the University of São Paulo says the next step is to obtain a patent.
Spin-off of startup supported by FAPESP develops technology based on artificial intelligence to create individualized beauty products.
FAPESP-supported startup develops formulations based on bio-inputs to combat fungal infections and reduce the use of pesticides in fruit growing.
According to a report by the consulting firm Emerge, almost half of the 952 science-based startups mapped in the country develop solutions in this area, especially for the health and agribusiness sectors.
According to a report, only 7% of science and technology-based startups in the country have received private capital, with 36% relying solely on public funding, mainly from development agencies such as FAPESP.
São Paulo startup develops biodegradable material that resembles branches, leaves, and grass used by pregnant sows in nature to prepare their birthing environment.
Automated solution developed by a FAPESP-supported startup promises to reduce operating costs and eliminate losses caused by traditional methods.
With optoacoustic sensors, a FAPESP-supported company monitors critical environments safely and accurately.
An unprecedented project in Brazil uses nanocrystals to advance veterinary medicine.
