With each new day
Marcus Aurelius Cremasco He is a full professor at the Faculty of Chemical Engineering at Unicamp. He has been awarded the
Teaching Recognition for Dedication to Undergraduate Teaching and Inventors, both from Unicamp.
He has filed and granted patents, and software registrations with the INPI. He is the author of technical books,
novels, short stories, chronicles, drama, and poems. He was nominated twice for the Jabuti Award
(novel and chronicle categories), and on two occasions the Academic Jabuti Award (Engineering category). It is
member of the Editorial Board of Blucher, Unicamp Press, and coordinator of the Institute of Studies
Unicamp forwards.
Water lives
The days slip through my fingers as I search for a topic for this month's column. How to begin? You close your eyes. You take a deep breath in front of the keyboard, beyond the computer screen. You open your eyes, and the first thing you see is a glass of water. You remember the doctor's advice to stay hydrated. You remember that water is generous; a […]
Earth is rare
It emerged from the duality of the mud. Before the sun hardened the soil, something sprouted from the clay: Adam. Yes, Adam, whose etymological genesis (and the pun is fitting) is found in Hebrew, referring to humanity, man. But the term Adam is also associated with adamah, which evokes earth, soil. Thus, the word Adam can suggest that the primordial human being or the very […]
The other side of humanity
The Artemis 2 mission, broadly speaking, sought to study the effects of space radiation and microgravity on the human body.
Ducklings
"While there may be limits to delusion, the same cannot be said for the fate of animals produced in Chinese factories and destined to float in American bathtubs."
Tulip
"Anatomy, physiology, alchemy, and botany sharpen my senses to learn a little more about nature, and Rembrandt, through his art, manages to approach such a revelation."
The Luminosity of the Invisible
Incidentally, according to the World Health Organization, in 2020, 2,3 million women were diagnosed with breast cancer worldwide.
Recipes
I've always cooked, to the point that the kitchen became the center of the universe.
Christmas in Salvador
"...I await the call for the flight to Salvador, where I will deliver my final lecture, for an event at the Federal University of Bahia (UFBA)."
The Speech
Look, the average surface temperature of the Earth was, I don't know, between 17°C and 20°C, enough to have caused irreversible damage to the planet...
The Engineering of Hope
He distracts himself by reminiscing about unimportant adventures. He waits, however, imagining the needle in his arm and the blood being stored in a container with his name on it.
