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Culture and Society

Opera created by a composer from Unicamp revisits Camões.

Jônatas Manzolli's show, premiering in Coimbra, Portugal, combines music, poetry, technology, and theater.

Facade of a public building identified as CAISM, with architecture in shades of orange and embossed details on the side walls, central entrance with a marquee, people waiting seated on benches near decorative palm trees, and vehicles parked on the street in front of the establishment.

Study reveals high incidence of pain during IUD insertion and exposes flaws in family planning policies in Brazil.

The Ministry of Health indicates that 5% of users would experience moderate to severe discomfort, but research raises that figure to 81%.

A group of Haitians during a course offered by the Association for Social and Cultural Integration (AISC): support groups.

Haitians across borders: new beginnings and acts of solidarity.

Worsening crisis in Haiti intensifies migration flow; associations support newcomers.

A modern sculpture consisting of a dark metal triangular structure with a sphere suspended in its center, installed in a paved outdoor area during sunset, with the sun positioned in alignment with the artwork's circular opening.

Science that pulsates to transform itself into experience.

Through museums, collections, and interactive spaces, Unicamp expands access to knowledge and brings the public closer to scientific production.

Research conducted at the Family Planning Clinic of CAISM has just been published in the medical journal The Lancet.

Social norms contribute to defining ideal size and weight for women, study shows.

Research conducted at the Family Planning Clinic of CAISM has just been published in the medical journal The Lancet.

Event environment with participants seated in chairs watching a presentation, where one person is standing near a light wood table, with multiple screens displaying video conferencing and projected slides containing text in Portuguese.

Research reveals how facial recognition systems reproduce social inequalities.

Presented by Nina da Hora, this master's thesis analyzes algorithmic racism and exclusions produced by AI.

Three smiling people pose for a photo indoors with colorful modern architecture in the background. The person in the center is holding a book about pterosaurs, and the person on the right is holding an articulated structure representing a pterosaur.

Pterosaurs for young explorers

Based on a master's thesis, the book brings paleontology knowledge to basic education.

A large group of people gathered in an outdoor area under a covered structure, with a purple banner in the background indicating "Final Exam" and "National History Olympiad of Brazil," characterizing an educational event of academic competition.

The National History Olympiad in Brazil chooses women in science as its theme.

The competition broke registration records, bringing together more than 64 teams from all states; the final will be held on August 29th and 30th.

A person jogging on a dirt path surrounded by trees and vegetation in a wooded park during the day.

Quality of life that pulsates along outdoor paths.

Squares invite short breaks, and green areas provide shelter, respite, and opportunities for physical activity.

Four people positioned behind an open grand piano, smiling at the camera in an indoor setting with a light-colored wall.

Project brings the diversity of Brazilian popular music to Italy.

Four professors from the Institute of Arts combine practice and reflection through classes, concerts, and lectures at two Italian institutions.

A person wearing glasses and an olive green t-shirt is standing indoors, with a wall in the background displaying visual art and partially visible text in Portuguese that mentions "the consequences of the War on life" and "Japanese people."

The Japanese-Brazilian representation in culture as seen through the literature of Oscar Nakasato

IdEA's new artist-in-residence reflects on the limited space for characters and narratives of Japanese descent in television and film.

Collage of five photographs showing different artistic and cultural expressions, including handcrafted musical instruments, a musical performance on stage with a group of people, a geometric sculpture in a wooded public space, an artistic mural with contemporary-style portraits, and a person playing an acoustic double bass indoors.

Art that pulsates to touch hearts and minds.

Between performances, encounters, and everyday journeys, the University transforms cultural experience into part of the very production of knowledge.