Included in the federal Growth Acceleration Program (PAC) and connected to Sirius, CNPEM plan funded by MCTI involves Latin America’s first maximum biosafety research facility (BSL-4) Brazil will be the…
Federal resources will be directed towards phase 2 of Sirius, which includes constructing ten new research stations The Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM), an organization supervised…
Longitudinal kicker, a device used in the first Brazilian particle accelerator that is not compatible with Sirius, will become part of Jordan’s SESAME facilities An important component of UVX, the…
The Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM) is offering 3 research slots for undergraduate introduction to research, master’s/doctoral, and postdoctoral candidates. Applicants must have or be…
Alongside the 6 research stations already operating, 4 new beamlines will begin to receive regular proposals during this call for projects Sirius, the new Brazilian synchrotron light source planned and…
Sirius, the Brazilian particle accelerator, will play a leading role in projects with research centers and universities Equinor announced on August 10 that it will invest approximately R$ 42 million…
40 high school teachers gathered for a week of immersion in the cutting-edge research and development environment at the Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM). The fifth…
A study conducted at the Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM), one of the most complete efforts undertaken on the biology of head and neck cancer, is…
The research used diamond anvil cells (DAC) together with synchrotron light to investigate superconductors under extreme pressures Diamond Anvil Cell used for obtaining high pressures in an optical system for…
A joint effort, involving local and external researchers, validated crystallographic study of small molecules, alongside the usual with proteins From left to right: Andrey Fabrício Z. Nascimento (Brazilian Center for…
