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Research Supported by FAPESP assembles referential information of scholarships and research grants from various research modalities, awarded by FAPESP. Among those, there is referential information of projects and their respective Host Institutions in the State of São Paulo.

Host Institutions provides the headquarters for conducting a sponsored research project (scholarship or research grant). In general, the projects' responsible researchers and/or grantees are affiliated with a Host Institutions. Among the types of Host Institutions, there are: Universities; Research Institutions; Higher Education Institutions/Not Universities; Professional Societies; Hospitals; Museums, Archives and Information Centers; Schools of the Public Education Research Program; Companies' research projects supported by PIPE Program.

The Host Institutions is responsible for keeping and providing access to local facilities, to institutional support and for managing intellectual property eventually created.

In this page of Research Supported by FAPESP, you can visualize Host Institutions in two formats: Compacted and Expanded. It is also possible to retrieve the name of the Host Institutions in alphabetical order.

Beside the name of each Host Institutions there is information on the number of FAPESP-awarded research grants and scholarships. In order to access information on FAPESP support for each Host Institutions, click on the institutions' name.

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Research grants

Ongoing (most recent)

FAPESP Week Alemanha 2025, AR.EXT
Abstract
This project intends to characterize and generalize a new kind of holographic phase transition recently found by us in (see [1]). It will allow us to provide a theoretical description of new phases of matter and study at the same time the intricate phase space of black holes and solitons in string theory. Indeed, nowadays it is widely acknowledged that the partition function of the large …
Novel Phases of Matter at Strong Coupling from Black Holes in String Theory, AV.EXT
9th Brazilian Symposium of Design Quality in the Built Environment - SBQP 2025, AO.R

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Completed (most recent)

2025 SRCD Biennial Meeting, AR.EXT
XXII Jorge André Swieca Summer School on Nuclear Theory, AO.R
Abstract
Professor Paul Szeptycki, a renowned set theorist and set-theoretical topologist working at the York University (Canada), will visit the University of São Paulo for 15 days. We will intensively work to obtain new results in problems of interest. During this visit I will start working in new lines of research, which will lead to further projects in the near future. Professor Szeptycki will…
Q-sets, Delta-sets and the proximal game, AV.EXT

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Scholarships in Brazil

Ongoing (most recent)

Abstract
Riemannian geometry is one of the most impactful domains in mathematics, being essential for the description of spacetime in General Relativity and widely used across fields such as economics, biomedicine, data science, and computer graphics. The classification of Riemannian manifolds, completed by Berger, highlights seven classes of holonomy groups, including Calabi-Yau and $G_2$ varieti…
Generating and Approximating Special Geometries with Machine Learning, BP.PD
Abstract
This project aims to develop a fuzzy rule-based system to support the decision-making of healthcare professionals in the diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). In Brazil, the diagnosis of ASD is made through the application of a series of specific tests and procedures established by World Health Organization (WHO). Although there is a protocol for applying some tests, many of them i…
Application of Fuzzy Rule-Based Systems for Diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, BP.IC
Abstract
This project aims to address the relationship between history, memory and literature through the multidirectionality between the memory of the Holocaust and the memory of the Brazilian military dictatorship, examining contemporary fictional texts written by the second and third generations after the Holocaust (i.e., Brazilian descendants of survivors), on the one hand, and, on the other, …
INTERTWINED MEMORIES AND TRAUMA WORKING-THROUGH: THE SHOAH AND THE MILITARY DICTATORSHIP IN BRAZILIAN LITERATURE, BP.PD

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Completed (most recent)

Sensitization, training and monitoring of human rights through educommunication: a partnership with EE Ubaldo Costa Leite, BP.TT
Abstract
Long COVID is a disease characterized by the persistence of symptoms after the acute phase of COVID-19, lasting for weeks, months, or even years. Recent studies from our group have shown that thromboinflammatory mechanisms present in COVID-19, such as platelet activation and hyperresponsiveness, persist during long COVID following a severe case. However, none have demonstrated that these …
Investigation of the consequences of persistent platelet activation in long COVID on platelet cell death mechanisms and their clearance by efferocytosis, BP.EVC
Abstract
Climate change is an increasing concern for aquatic organisms, especially fish vital for food security. Understanding the climate impacts on commercial species, such as tambaqui (Colossoma macropomum), is crucial for their sustainability. Environmental changes can directly affect the metabolism and performance of these species, compromising productivity. This project investigates the impa…
Response of aquatic organisms (fish) to climate change: metabolism, bioenergetics, and comparative physiology, BP.EVC

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Scholarships abroad

Ongoing (most recent)

Abstract
The continued growth of Internet traffic is driving telecom operators to provide robust, cost-effective, and performance-adaptive connectivity solutions to meet the Quality of Service requirements of applications. As a result, the risk of a capacity bottleneck is growing, which means that Internet technologies will not be able to satisfy the ever-growing demand for capacity. Optical netwo…
Machine Learning as a Crucial Enabler for the Future Fiber-Optic Communication Systems, BE.PQ
Abstract
This project addresses issues that arise in the context of industrial production planning, involving extensions of the lot sizing problem. In general, within the industrial context, the lot sizing problem involves determining the quantity of products to be produced in each period over a finite time horizon, in order to meet a certain demand and optimize an objective function, such as mini…
A Stochastic Approach to Lot-Sizing Decisions Under Demand Uncertainty, BE.PQ
Abstract
Snakebites are considered neglected tropical diseases by the World Health Organization. The study of snake venoms is an important area of biomedical research, mainly due to its neurotoxic, hemorrhagic and proteolytic actions. The genus Bothrops is the main responsible for envenoming in Brazil and the venom of species of this genus is mainly characterized by presenting the following activi…
Ontogenetic study of Bothrops alternatus snake venom, BE.EP.DR

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Completed (most recent)

Abstract
In Brazil, most native species produced in captivity require artificial reproduction to reproduce and, generally, the greatest concern is regarding the quality of female gametes, the oocytes, with the quality of male gametes taking second place. However, if seminal quality is not adequate, fertilization of the oocytes will be inefficient. In this sense, seminal quality is a fundamental fa…
Technical study of the characteristics of sperm kinetics in freshwater fish using a computerized seminal analysis system and cryopreservation of fish semen., BE.EP.IC
Abstract
In Brazil, most native species produced in captivity require artificial reproduction, and generally, the primary concern is the quality of female gametes, the oocytes, while the quality of male gametes takes a secondary role. However, if semen quality is not adequate, oocyte fertilization will be inefficient. In this context, semen quality is a fundamental factor in fish production. There…
Technical study of the characteristics of sperm kinetics in freshwater fish using a computerized semen analysis system and fish semen cryopreservation, BE.EP.IC
Abstract
The project supports a request for a Research Grant Abroad (BPE) to subsidize short-term bibliographical research (30 days), with the central objective of gathering theoretical, critical, and historical support for a comparative study dedicated to particularizing the role played by the categories laughter, irony and self-derision in the proposition of a theorization of the poetic (more sp…
Laughter, irony and self-derision in Charles Baudelaire and Cruz e Sousa: comparative study, BE.PQ

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Virtual Library in numbers * Updated data on May 10, 2025

Total / Available in English

4,412 / 4305	Ongoing grants
103,560 / 52994	Completed research grants
10,952 / 10952	Ongoing scholarships in Brazil
150,083 / 79573	Completed scholarships in Brazil
1,160 / 1160	Ongoing scholarships abroad
16,871 / 14003	Completed scholarships abroad
287,038 / 162987	All research grants and scholarships

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