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Optoelectronic and Excitonic Study of XI₂ (X = Si, Ge, Sn, and Pb) Monolayers Envisaging Potential Technological Applications. [PDF]

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Aparicio-Huacarpuma BD, Laranjeira JADS, Lopes Lima KA, Moujaes EA, Silva AMA, Ricardo Sambrano J, Cavalheiro Dias A, Ribeiro Júnior LA.   +7 more
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Acute Restraint Stress Impairs Aversive Memory Retention but Not Memory Formation. [PDF]

Biology (Basel)
Dierschnabel AL, Nôga DA, Brandão LEM, de Mesquita CC, Câmara DA, Meurer YDSR, Fiuza FP, Engelberth RCGJ, da Silva RH, Cavalcante JS, Lima RH.   +10 more
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Oral Chagas disease outbreak by bacaba juice ingestion: A century after Carlos Chagas' discovery, the disease is still hard to manage. [PDF]

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Simões-Neto EA, Santos DWCL, Bomfim MRQ, Costa JML, Simões AF, Vasconcelos LD, Sodré DC, Costa ACM, Dumont SVR, de Oliveira de Melo B, de Azevedo CMPES.   +10 more
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The historical biographies of Santos Dumont

, 2013
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Funding boost for Santos Dumont supercomputer

Physics World, 2016
The fastest supercomputer in Latin America returned to full usage last month following two months of minimal operations after Gilberto Kassab, Brazil's new science minister, agreed to plug a R$4.6m ($1.5m) funding gap.
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Alberto Santos-Dumont, 1873-1932

, 1908
In 1906, Santos-Dumont, a wealthy Brazilian engineer and balloonist living in France, made the first official powered flight in Europe. His 1908 Demoiselle aircraft depicted here is considered to be the first ultralight airplane.
Lewis, Charles
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The “Santos-Dumont No. 9”

Scientific American, 1902
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Santos-Dumont: The First Homebuilder

AIAA International Air and Space Symposium and Exposition: The Next 100 Years, 2003
Daniel Raymer, Marcelo Silva Oliveira
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The New Santos-Dumont Airships

Scientific American, 1903
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