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Drone-borne radar monitors sugarcane growth
08 de junho de 2021
The system, developed by a startup supported by FAPESP, in partnership with researchers at the University of Campinas, helps plantation managers choose the optimal time to harvest the crop.
Company develops paper that inactivates novel coronavirus
01 de junho de 2021
Packaging paper and corrugated cardboard eliminate 99.99% of viral particles in up to 10 minutes of contact.
Nanoparticles extend shelf life of fruit and flowers
25 de maio de 2021
A solution developed by a startup based in São Paulo state combines fungicidal action and delayed ripening. The researchers who founded the startup took part in the 17th edition of the PIPE High-Tech Entrepreneurial Training Program.
Six new artificial intelligence research centers announced in call issued by FAPESP with partners
11 de maio de 2021
A call for proposals issued jointly with the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation and the Brazilian Internet Steering Committee selected the new research centers, which will focus on health, agriculture, manufacturing, and smart cities.
Non-invasive sensor shows correlation between blood pressure and intracranial pressure
04 de maio de 2021
The discovery, made possible by a partnership between a research group and a startup in São Paulo state (Brazil), could lead to novel treatments for intracranial hypertension and its complications, such as stroke.
Technology reduces need for extracorporeal ventilation in patients with acute respiratory failure by 80%
12 de abril de 2021
An electrical impedance tomography system developed by a Brazilian company enabled critical care staff at a hospital run by Harvard University to adopt individualized mechanical ventilation strategies and reduced the need for extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) therapy.
São Paulo-based startup creates sustainable method of producing cosmetics
06 de abril de 2021
With support from FAPESP via its program to fund innovative research, the startup has developed a rejuvenating serum based on bioactives obtained from sweet wormwood, a plant used in traditional Chinese medicine.
Brazilian startup develops rapid test to diagnose bladder cancer
30 de março de 2021
Inexpensive test is non-invasive and based on detection of bladder cancer biomarkers in urine.
Brazilian company develops low-cost mechanical ventilators
23 de março de 2021
Machines designed and prototyped by Setup Automação with PIPE-FAPESP’s support could come to market costing 25% less than currently available devices.
Brazilian startup develops remotely operated room sterilization device
09 de março de 2021
The technology uses ultraviolet-C, which can inactivate the novel coronavirus. Startup BioLambda was supported by FAPESP and partnered with the Albert Einstein Jewish-Brazilian Hospital in São Paulo.
Test classifies thyroid nodule with superior sensitivity
23 de fevereiro de 2021
By means of specific biomarkers, a diagnostic test developed by the Brazilian startup Onkos shows whether a lump in the gland is benign or malignant, reducing the risk of unnecessary surgery.
São Paulo-based firm creates “artificial lung” to treat COVID-19
16 de fevereiro de 2021
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) can keep patients alive until the disease recedes.
Startup supported by FAPESP launches Robotic Inspection Center
09 de fevereiro de 2021
Operating in the São José dos Campos Technology Park, Autaza’s RIC has an optical system for automotive paint quality inspection using computer vision and artificial intelligence.
Brazilian startup exports solutions for hydrogen production
02 de fevereiro de 2021
With FAPESP’s support, Hytron has developed a containerized solution for hydrogen production via ethanol reforming that eliminates the need for shipping by tanker trucks. The equipment can supply the gas to factories and vehicle service stations.
Researchers develop 10-minute COVID-19 diagnostic test that wage workers can afford
26 de janeiro de 2021
Technology based on nanoparticles identifies IgG antibodies and costs only about a fifth of similar devices now on the market. It was developed by scientists at the University of São Paulo and Brazilian startup Biolinker.

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