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Low-cost sensor detects early-stage Parkinson’s disease in biological samples
04 de abril de 2023
The device, produced by ordinary 3D printing and capable of being miniaturized, detects levels of the protein PARK7/DJ-1, which is associated with the disease. The study used samples of blood serum and cerebrospinal fluid.
FAPESP launches artificial intelligence research center in partnership with health plan operator Hapvida
28 de março de 2023
The center will be hosted by the Federal University of Ceará and will focus on the use of the Internet of Things, big data, digital transformation and cutting-edge technology in prevention, diagnosis and low-cost therapies.
Engineering Center for Aerial Mobility of the Future starts operating
21 de março de 2023
Established by FAPESP and Embraer at the Aeronautical Technology Institute (ITA), ERC-AMF will conduct research on innovative topics with the potential to contribute to the competitiveness of Brazil’s aerospace industry.
A paper-based sensor to detect pesticides in food quickly and cheaply
14 de março de 2023
A device developed at the University of São Paulo resembles the glucometer used by diabetics to measure blood sugar: when it comes into contact with the surface of a fruit or vegetable, it detects and quantifies any traces of carbendazim, a fungicide in widespread use in Brazil despite being banned.
Novel material can be used to oxidize water molecules and produce hydrogen
07 de março de 2023
Thin films of transition metal tungstate showed potential for use in water splitting reactions and other photoelectrocatalytic applications.
Artificial intelligence model can help Brazil earn money from carbon credits
28 de fevereiro de 2023
Machine learning tool measures how environmental variables such as humidity and solar radiation affect the amount of carbon captured in a given area.
Nanomaterial degrades organic pollutants when activated by light
14 de fevereiro de 2023
The novel material was synthesized at the Center for Development of Functional Materials. The aim of the study was to combat the contamination caused by inappropriate disposal of pesticides and pharmaceuticals.
Robot helps detect contaminants in water after sewage treatment
07 de fevereiro de 2023
Technology developed at the University of São Paulo increases the precision of chemical analysis and reduces the use of expensive toxic solvents. The immediate focus was on parabens, potentially carcinogenic compounds used in industry as preservatives.
Portable device with artificial intelligence diagnoses eye disease in real time
31 de janeiro de 2023
The technology was developed by a startup with FAPESP’s support and used in a project conducted in rural communities in the Northeast of Brazil. The World Health Organization included the project in a mapping exercise on developing-country primary healthcare initiatives that use AI and telemedicine.
Biogas produced with waste from apple juice making can minimize use of fossil fuels in industry
24 de janeiro de 2023
A study by Brazilian researchers shows that the use of bioenergy avoids greenhouse gas emissions. Another benefit of their bioreactor is conversion of apple pomace into organic fertilizer.
Startup wants to train bees to pollinate coffee more precisely
17 de janeiro de 2023
As part of a project supported by FAPESP, researchers at a startup called PollinTech are developing a strategy to use to sniffer bees to pollinate coffee crops. The firm took part alongside several other startups in the 22nd PIPE High Tech Entrepreneurship Program hosted by FAPESP to showcase innovative research.
Brazilian researchers combine genetics and nutricosmetics to develop customizable hair care product line
10 de janeiro de 2023
A company funded by FAPESP's program to support innovation by small businesses is launching a dietary supplement for consumer hair care.
Researchers at the University of São Paulo create a low-cost sensor that detects heavy metals in sweat
10 de janeiro de 2023
Flexible copper device identifies lead and cadmium in sweat and can be used by untrained personnel to monitor exposure to toxic materials.
Number of science- and technology-based startups in São Paulo state increases
03 de janeiro de 2023
Deep techs established in São Paulo have flourished in recent years, particularly in 2017-19, according to a survey led by the Brazilian Small Business Support Service.
Brazil needs to create an environment that facilitates in-house research by companies
20 de dezembro de 2022
The assessment was made by Carlos Henrique de Brito Cruz during closing event in cycle of FAPESP 60 Years Conferences.

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