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…
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…
100 new projects will be carried out in the six research stations already open to users in Brazil’s largest scientific infrastructure The Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials…
Innovative solutions used in the Sirius particle accelerator drive scientific cooperation between the CNPEM and the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ IHEP On May 30 Brazil and China signed a memorandum…
ESPEM offers immersion in a cutting-edge environment for research and scientific development at the Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM/MCTI) Teachers of physics, chemistry, and biology are…
Researchers at USP in São Carlos combined cutting-edge technologies and demonstrated that a molecule targeted by medications behaves differently than previously theorized. A group of researchers from the University of…
Review article was highlighted in the Applied Physics Reviews journal and explains how computed micro- and nanotomography can be used in fourth-generation synchrotrons like Sirius Fourth-generation synchrotron light sources like…
Since late March, Sirius has implemented a new operating mode that involves injecting new electrons into the storage accelerator every 3 minutes, guaranteeing that the current remains nearly constant throughout…
A team from the USP School of Pharmacy in Ribeirão Preto is part of an international group researching unexpected molecular interactions that affect cell function and could cause disease. Cells…
Originally published in Jornal da USP on March 10, 2023. Study determined how antivirals affect the structures of the coronavirus and how variants increase resistance and negatively affect the efficacy…
