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Multi-user Equipment Program (EMU)
FAPESP Multi-User Equipment Program (EMU) aims to support the acquisition of next-generation equipment for the scientific community shared use, according to strict selection criteria and in accordance with current regulations (www.fapesp.br/emu).
Research grants
- Multi-User Equipment (EMU) awarded in process 2023/09820-2: high-performance processing cluster, AP.EMU
Abstract
Advances in many technologies such as renewable and sustainable energy, quantum computation, data storage, and different types of sensors for applications ranging from health to agriculture, depend on our ability to design and realize materials with desired/optimal properties. In this perspective, materials discovery and design intimately depend on joint efforts between materials simulati…
- Multiuser equipment approved in the grant 2024/00949-5: Supermicro SuperServer Dual Intel Xeon 6448Y 4th generation with data storage and accessories, AP.EMU
Abstract
Brazil has shown an increase in the frequency of extreme weather and climate events in recent decades, especially in the last decade. All Brazilian biomes and populations were affected, while those living in susceptible areas as well as indigenous communities suffered the most. For example, disasters triggered by extreme rainfall have been the cause of thousands of deaths, which could hav…
- Multi-user Equipament approved in the Grant 2024/09684-4: Gas chromatography and mass spectrometry system, AP.EMU
Abstract
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) and other non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are responsible for 73.4% (4.1 million people) of annual deaths on the planet. NCDs involving a global burden of economic looses (2011 to 2030) estimated at 47 trillion dollars (5% of gross global product) and so recognized as one of the current biggest global problems. These diseases share, in their etiology and …
(Only some records are available in English at this moment)
- Multi-user equipment approved in grant 15/19316-3: flow cytometer, AP.EMU
Abstract
Despite successful efforts for its control, malaria is still a major public health problem in Brazil and in the World. The genome sequencing of several Plasmodium species as well as high through put transcriptomic and proteomic studies have allowed a better understanding about the parasite biology and its interaction with the host. In addition, thousands of compounds that inhibit parasite…
- Multiuser equipment approved in grant 11/19924-2: PPMS upgrade for the Evercool-II plus parts, USD 271,932.00, AP.EMU
Abstract
A significant improvement in quality of life of mankind in recent times has been achieved through the development of new materials in various areas of science. The unimaginable technological advances of recent decades has allowed engineering to improve the preparation and characterization of new nanostructured and massive materials, with the concomitant production of new electronic, magne…
- Multi-user equipment approved in grant 17/02147-0: electron ionization nano liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry system with a quadrupole analyzer (EI-Q (MS)) - nano-LC-EI-MS, AP.EMU
Abstract
The AP.EMU Project "Electron ionization nano liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry system with a quadrupole analyzer (EI-Q (MS)) - nano-LC-EI-MS" is intended for the acquisition of one equipment requested and recommended in the Thematic Project AP.TEM 2017/02147-0. The equipment will be setup and dedicated to the use as described in this thematic project, attending the researchers and o…
(Only some records are available in English at this moment)
Total / Available in English
| 725 / 725 | Ongoing grants |
| 512 / 319 | Completed research grants |
| 1,237 / 1044 | All Research Grants |
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