Universidade de São Paulo (USP)

• III International Symposium on Bovine Health, AO.R

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  The proposed collaboration project between NOVA University and the University of São Paulo aims to advance the theoretical understanding of electron interactions, with significant implications for astrochemistry and nanotechnology. This interdisciplinary initiative seeks to empower researchers and the scientific community by fostering knowledge exchange, skill development, and the applica…

  Electron interactions with isolated molecular targets: applying theory to the experiment, AV.EXT

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  Viral infection during pregnancy can pose risks such as vertical transmission and serious consequences for the fetus. Prenatal infection with arboviruses such as chikungunya (CHIKV) can have serious consequences with neurological damage to the fetus. Oropouche virus (OROV), an emerging arbovirus, causes oropouche fever and recent reports in 2024 have identified cases of fetal death and se…

  Profile of microRNAs from the C19MC and C14MC family involved in the regulation of antiviral and inflammatory response in placentas in Chikungunya and Oropouche infection, AP.R

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  The process of new drug discovery is complex and faces significant challenges, such as a high failure rate and limitations in preclinical steps through the use of conventional methods such as 2D cell culture and animal testing. Although they play an important role in basic research, both formats have several limitations, especially the mimicry of human physiology. To overcome these limita…

  Development of a multi-organ chip connected by vascularized channels for application in personalized medicine., BP.DD

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  The Amazon rainforest, globally renowned and scientifically requested for its exuberant biodiversity, shelters the world's largest river basin. Despite the growing recognition that the fluvial dynamics of a region play an important role in landscape evolution, information about the evolution of the Amazon River basin is still scarce. The Juruá and Purus rivers, in the southwestern portion…

  Mapping and geomorphological characterization of fluvial terraces in the Upper Juruá River, southwestern Amazon: an approach based on Digital Elevation Models., BP.IC

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  The aim of this post-doctoral project is to develop research related to the area of twisted sums of Banach spaces, and more specifically in relation to operator ideals and perturbations by small norm operators. The supervisor will be Valentin Ferenczi (PR). The candidate is expected to interact with other members of the group specializing in twisted sums, such as W. Corrêa (PA), W. Cuella…

  Ideals and perturbations in twisted sums, BP.PD

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  Magnetic Resonance Imaging is a linear inverse problem that can be modeled by Bayesian inference. Assuming the noise and solution's distribution leads to variational regularization problems, for which appropriate optimization methods are known. With machine learning techniques, such as diffusion and score-based models, one can estimate the solution's distribution from data. However, the v…

  Efficient Iterative Reconstruction Algorithms for Magnetic Resonance Imaging, BE.EP.DR

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  Heat stress is a critical challenge for the global swine industry, significantly impacting animal welfare, production efficiency, and reproductive performance. In addition to considerable economic losses, factors such as territorial extension and climate change accentuate the complexity of the study of heat stress in pigs, which highlights the need for approaches that incorporate aspects …

  Genomic evaluation of heat tolerance in pigs based on reaction norm models and computer vision, BE.EP.DR

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  The analysis of lipid residues preserved in ceramic fragments is a cutting-edge technique that offers deeper insights into the function and meaning of pottery in past food preparation and subsistence strategies. While well-established in certain regions, such as Europe and North America, this technique is still relatively unexplored in Brazil, particularly in contexts like those of the Ce…

  Applying Organic Residues Analysis in Ceramic Studies: a case study of Late Holocene archaeological sites from Central Brazil (3,000 - 800 BP), BE.EP.DR

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