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A cada mês, cerca de um quilo de plástico descartado que iria para o lixo do Laboratório de Nanobiotecnologia (LNANO) da Embrapa Recursos Genéticos e Biotecnologia (DF) volta na...
Publishing date: 06/08/19
Semana acontece de 23 a 29 de outubro no Pavilhão de Exposições do Parque da Cidade em Brasília - DF Com o tema “A Matemática está em tudo”, começa nesta segunda-feira, dia 23 de...
Publishing date: 23/10/17
Imitating nature in laboratories and manufacturing leaves, seeds, and even more complex structures of plants, animals or microorganisms could soon become a reality at Embrapa...
Publishing date: 27/06/17
Nem sempre a solução para grandes desafios está associada a tecnologias grandes. Ou, pelo menos, não literalmente. Num mundo invisível a olho nu, no qual partes de seres vivos,...
Publishing date: 18/08/14
The detection of metal ions in plant tissues is an analytical problem of biological relevance with an impact on plant production. These ions are present in the tissues of plants, and insufficient or excessive values can lead to toxicity and change in their physiology. One of the analytical strategies for the determination of metallic ions in tissues is the use of electrochemical biosensors, which allow quick, selective and sensitive responses. This project aims at the construction of a biosensor
Status: Completed Start date: Tue Sep 01 00:00:00 GMT-03:00 2015
In order to have the country keep growing and to open new markets, some sectors still require value aggregation to their products, which can only be achieved through the continuous incorporation of new technologies. In special, the quality and certification of agricultural products, biotechnology, agroenergy, environmental monitoring, new uses of agricultural products, precision agriculture and traceability, the inputs (fertilizers, pesticides) industry, innovation in medicine for veterinary use
Status: Completed Start date: Fri Apr 01 00:00:00 GMT-03:00 2011