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).
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- Multiuser equipment approved in the grant 22/03056-6: atomic force microscope, AP.EMU
Abstract
This Multi-User Equipment (EMU) project aims at installing an Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) at the São Paulo campus of the Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP). The AFM is a scanning probe instrument that allows obtaining data from interfaces at the nanoscale. It enables, among other applications, the acquisition of surface topography of various materials, from rigid substrates to ce…
- Multi-user equipment approved in grant 19/12553-0: electroencephalograph EEG system, AP.EMU
Abstract
This proposal aims to launch the Brazilian Center for Early Child Development (BCECD) that will: i) carry out original research in the area of measurement of early child development (ECD); ii), develop an application (app) to integrate and store data on child development from different sources; iii), disseminate the app among public sector workers and iv) organize e-learning courses and w…
- Multi-user equipment approved in grant 2022/15495-4 name of the equipment: TL/OSL reader, AP.EMU
Abstract
Studies on the Quaternary fluvial dynamics in the Rio Negro Basin are still scarce, despite this river harboring the two largest fluvial archipelagos in the world, the Anavilhanas and the Mariuá. The Mariuá archipelago has few studies and keeps records of the main sedimentary, climatic and tectonic processes, which influenced the evolution history of this river in the last thousands of ye…
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- Multi-user quipament approved in grant 2014/17264-3: 2D nanoUPLC system, AP.EMU
Abstract
The study of protein interactions is an important field to understand protein functions. This is, however, one area of great experimental difficulties due to inherent complexity of proteins and peptides. High resolution structural tools (i.e. X-Ray diffraction and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance are the de facto methods for these studies. However, most proteins and protein complexes are not am…
- Multi-center equipment approved in grant 2015/20082-7, AP.EMU
Abstract
Kallikrein-kinin system (KKS) participates in inflammatory processes, pain mediation and control of blood pressure. Recent evidences suggest the involvement of this system in the modulation of physical exercise, metabolism and obesity. Such involvement could be partly mediated by interaction with the immune system, with glycemic control and cardiovascular homeostasis. To evaluate the role…
- Muti-user equipment approved in grant 2014/22136-4: isothermal titration calorimeter (ITC) for the determination of thermodynamic parameters of molecular interactions, AP.EMU
Abstract
The thermodynamic characterization of mixtures are crucial for understanding the interactions that occur therein. The isothermal titration calorimetry (ITC) is the method of choice to study chemical and biochemical interactions that involve change of enthalpy (most interactions are not thermos-neutral). Examples are reaction kinetics, association enzyme-substrate and formation of micellar…
(Only some records are available in English at this moment)
Total / Available in English
| 498 / 498 | Ongoing research grants |
| 471 / 278 | Completed research grants |
| 969 / 776 | All Research Grants |
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