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Brasileira Conquista Prêmio Da UNESCO Para Mulheres Na Ciência SBS Audio and Language : Portuguese : Highlight: Brazilian-scientist-is... http://www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/portuguese/highlight/page/id/2412... NEW NEW Video Language Sites On TV News Sport Documentary Film Food Radio Shop Multimedia Podcasts Blogs Popular: Podcasts SBS Radio Português English Destaques Galeria de Fotos Programação Podcast Sobre o Programa Comunidades Census Explorer Home > Destaques No Rádio Como Sintonizar Programação Completa Brasileira conquista prêmio da UNESCO para Mulheres na Select Location Save Ciência Transmissão Anterior 10th November, 2012 By Luciana Fraguas Embed Player Compartilhe Escute Download 12 Mins 50 Secs Avalie Friday, 30 November (11:00 - 12:00 pm) 5.9 MB Thursday, 29 November (11:00 - 12:00 pm) Wednesday, 28 November (9:00 - 10:00 pm) A brasileira e gaúcha Marcia Barbosa, cientista e diretora do instituto de física da Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul foi uma das cinco mulheres cientistas no mundo a receber o 15º Prêmio L'Oréal-UNESCO para 'Mulheres Na Ciência' 2013. Marcia foi escolhida por ter descoberto elementos na água que podem ajudar no tratamento de doenças e levar a uma maior compreensão dos fenômenos geológicos. Nessa entrevista ela fala da surpresa que teve ao receber o prêmio, de seu apoio à educação científica de meninas Marcia Barbosa (Photo by Sukekatsu Ushioda) e o que ela pretende fazer com o prêmio de 100 mil dólares. 0 Comentários Adicione Comentários ADVERTISEMENT No Brasil eu vejo todas aquelas crianças que poderiam ser cientistas mas que não o fazem por falta de acesso. Nós só Weather Edit Location World Weather poderemos resolver os problemas que o planeta terra tem se tivermos os melhores cérebros disponíveis para pensar ciência e nós estamos excluindo uma camada importante da população de se tornar cientista. Isso tem que ser Brasilia 18°C revertido, diz Marcia. 27°C Dili 24°C Your Say 32°C Add Your Comment Lisbon 9°C Your Name 12°C Your Location Sao Paulo 18°C Subject 30°C Message SBS Shop Visit the SBS Shop Boy: Mutual Friends (CD) A mix of art school elegance, lively melodies and emotional depth - plus the Your Email originality and charisma of Boy. Validation ( What's this? ) Submit Comment Buy Now The Bridge (DVD) When dreadful murders occur on the bridge bordering Denmark and Sweden, Detectives must work closely to solve them. Buy Now News & Current Affairs Other Sites Documentary I want to... Dateline SBS Blogs SBS Documentary Provide feedback Insight CQ Cultural Intelligence Extreme Cleaners Make a complaint Living Black My Community Matters Global Village know what SBS tells me about Radio News NITV House of Food Obsessives Australia 1 of 2 11/30/2012 08:34 AM SBS Audio and Language : Portuguese : Highlight: Brazilian-scientist-is... http://www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/portuguese/highlight/page/id/2412... World News Australia Television How Far We've Come have a say in what SBS is doing Census Explorer Immigration Nation get my program on SBS NITV SBS TV Home Living the End get my program commissioned by SBS TV Schedule My Mum Talks to Aliens SBS Sport Bollywood Star Outback Fight Club Advertise on SBS Comedy School SAS - The Search for Warriors have a project translated SBS Sport Costa's Garden Odyssey Secrets of the Human Body have a project subtitled The World Game Danger 5 The Family find SBS media kits Cycling Central East West 101 The Tall Man know why SBS introduced London 2012 commercials in programs Eurovision Who Do You Think You Are? The World Game Newsletter learn about digital TV First Australians Documentary Newsletter Global Village receive SBS TV or Radio Radio Go Back to Where You Came Food Read SBS Codes of Practice From see who is on the board of SBS Radio Home Heirlooms SBS Food Read SBS Publications and World News Australia Radio Housos Destination Flavour Reports Radio Podcasts Inspector Rex Feast Magazine Read SBS Media Releases Radio Schedule Letters and Numbers Food Investigators buy an SBS retail product Join the Campfire @NITV Watch Video Mythbusters Food Lovers' Guide to Australia PopAsia Food Safari Key Information SBS On Demand RocKwiz French Food Safari Sex: An Unnatural History Gourmet Farmer About SBS Film Skins Heston's Feasts Jobs at SBS Swift & Shift Italian Food Safari SBS Film Contact SBS Thalassa Island Feast Video SBS International Sales The Family Luke Nguyen's Greater Mekong News & Features Read SBS Charter The Late Session Luke Nguyen's Vietnam Reviews Information Publication Scheme Who Do You Think You Are? Lyndey and Blair's Taste of Festivals & Awards Using this Website Wilfred Greece TV Guide About NITV Entertainment Newsletter My Family Feast Freeview Competitions My Sri Lanka Newsletter Taste Le Tour Shop Tetsuya's Pursuit of Excellence Vasili's Garden SBS Shop Zumbo Cycling Central Shop © Copyright SBS 2012 (see terms here) | Network Terms and Conditions | Privacy | Disclaimer 2 of 2 11/30/2012 08:34 AM.
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