Programs

The Theme-oriented Programs aim to support research that promotes the advancement of knowledge frontiers, their applications in respectively related areas and their contribution for public policy formulation.

Research Program on eScience and Data Science

Bioenergy Research (BIOEN)

Global Climate Change

Biodiversity Research (BIOTA)

Information Technology and the Development of Advanced Internet (TIDIA)

Integrated System for Hydrometeorology in the State of São Paulo (SIHESP)

Inter-institutional Cooperation to Support Brain Research (CINAPCE)

Structural Biology Network on Advanced Topics in Life Sciences (Smolbnet)

Genomics

Viral Genetic Diversity Network (VGDN)

Application-oriented Research Programs (Business and Government)

Applications-oriented Research Programs (Business and Government) support research with the potential of developing new technologies and practical application in the various areas of knowledge, along with the state government's Science, Technology and Innovation policy.

Supporting Collaboration in Research between Universities/Institutes and Companies

University-Industry Cooperative Research (PITE)

Sectorial Consortia for Research and Innovation (CONSITEC)

Engineering Research Centers/Applied Research Centers (CPE/CPA)

Innovative Research in Small Business (PIPE)

Innovative Research in Small Business (PIPE) Phase 1

Innovative Research in Small Business (PIPE) Phase 2

Small Business Research PAPPE-PIPE Phase 3

Public Policy

Improvement in Public Education

Research in Public Policies

Research in Public Policies for the National Health Care System (PP-SUS)

Pro-Science

São Paulo Technology Parks Program

Research in Science Centers in the State of São Paulo

Support of Intellectual Property Rights and Licensing (PAPI/NUPLITEC)

Research Infrastructure Programs

These programs aim to provide modernization of research facilities and collections recovery at the higher education and research institutions in the State of São Paulo, through the subprograms defined for this FAPESP line of support. Since 1995, these programs have contributed with positive results for the São Paulo science and technology system.

REDNESP

Scientific Electronic Library Online (SciELO)

Technical Training Program

Support of Research Infrastructure

Research Infrastructure - General Infrastructure

Research Infrastructure - Chemical Residues

Infrastructure for Research Equipment

Multi-user Equipment (EMU)

Institutional Research Infrastructure - Technical Reserve

Support for Research Books Acquisition (FAPLivros)

Museums, Depositary Centers of Information and Documents and Biological Collections

State Research Institutes Modernization Program

Science Awareness Programs

FAPESP José Reis Program for the Encouragement of Scientific Journalism (MídiaCiência) aims to encourage the advancement of knowledge as well as to provide investment in research which has economic or social interest and clear application objectives. The program promotes opportunities for building capacity of science dissemination professionals by means of undergraduate and graduate scholarships.

José Reis Program for the Encouragement of Scientific Journalism

Programs

Programs

Research grants

Ongoing (most recent)

Abstract
The present proposal aims the constitution of the Engineering Research Center for the Aerial Mobility of the Future (ERC-AMF) having ITA as the host institution, Embraer as the industrial partner, and the participation of researchers from two other universities located in the State of São Paulo, namely, Unicamp and EESC/USP. The ERC-AMF has, as its general objective, the realization of R&…
Engineering Research Center for the Aerial Mobility of the Future (ERC-AMF), AP.PCPE
Abstract
The SMARTNESS Engineering Research Center (ERC) targets developing cutting-edge advances in communication networks and digital application services scoped in strategic areas where significant scientific and technological impacts can be achieved towards 2030, in collaboration with the cloud and networking research communities. As 5G releases roll-out and the vision on 6G is being developed…
SMART NEtworks and ServiceS for 2030 (SMARTNESS), AP.PCPE
Abstract
Brazil is the third largest agricultural exporter in the world, but the diseases and pests that attack different crops represent a great challenge to production expansion. According to FAO, the relative consumption of pesticides in the country was 4.31 kg of pesticides per hectare cultivated in 2016. In view of the high consumption of pesticides that do not always control pests and diseas…
Bacteria of mangrove, vinasse and entomopathogenic nematode as sources of products and compounds for use in agriculture, AP.PITE

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