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Federal University of Minas Gerais

Federal University of Minas Gerais

University in Belo Horizonte, BrazilWikipedia

Search complete. 8 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Federal University of Minas Gerais".

Oct 30, 2026

Thiago HerdyHOST
4:47
Essa é a psicanalista Lúcia Castelo Branco.
Thiago HerdyHOST
4:50
Ela é professora colaboradora da Universidade Federal de Minas e da Universidade Federal da Bahia.
Lúcia Castelo BrancoGUEST
4:55
Então não sei se você lembra também, no filme, na hora que ele vai falar do sargento, é a hora que ele chora.
Thiago HerdyHOST
5:00
Ele chora.
Carrie PaglianoHOST
1:29
So
Natália Cardoso CamposGUEST
1:30
I'm a PT and I am from Brazil and I did all of my graduation and undergrad in Brazil at the Federal University of Minas Gerais.
Natália Cardoso CamposGUEST
1:43
And I also did my master there.
Natália Cardoso CamposGUEST
1:46
So now I'm here at the US doing part of my PhD.

42 MINS LATER

Natália Cardoso CamposGUEST
44:17
having this thinking and now it's growing more and more so yeah
Carrie PaglianoHOST
44:22
which which university is it so everybody knows
Natália Cardoso CamposGUEST
44:25
it's uh federal university of minas gerais brazil ufmg yeah
Carrie PaglianoHOST
44:33
okay i'm not don't quiz me on that later and then the the professor you have uh mariana what's mariana's last name um
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:02
Brazil, on the other hand, has historically prioritized sites from the post-1500 colonial and imperial eras over indigenous settlements from before European arrival, and has very recently suffered devastating tragedies.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:20
Tragic fires at the National Museum in 2018 and the Federal University of Minas Gerais in 2021 destroyed millions of irreplaceable artifacts, including Luzia, the oldest human skeleton ever found in the Americas.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:42
Things only got worse when COVID-19 struck.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:46
Public health restrictions severely weakened IFAN, the main government agency responsible for protecting historical sites, leaving heritage locations largely unmonitored.
speaker_0GUEST
0:19
I want to let you know that it's Professor, by the way, Aricio Nunes dos Santos, and he was a Brazilian professor in Brazil.
speaker_0GUEST
0:29
of nuclear physics and nuclear engineering at the Federal University of Minas Gerais in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
speaker_0GUEST
0:39
But he also took up other disciplines such as linguistics and mythology and ethnology and ophthalmology, origin, derivations of words, and also occultism.
speaker_0GUEST
0:55
It's not that he wanted to be an occultist per se, but he also had to find out the hidden meanings and symbology behind things.
Milena PedrosaGUEST
17:58
Bom, eu acho que um, um fator imprescindível é a inovação E pessoas, né? Hoje o, os mercados, né, os negócios estão desesperados atrás, né, de, de, de pessoas qualificadas.
Milena PedrosaGUEST
18:11
Então, acho que Minas Gerais tem bem posicionada nisso pelo tanto de universidade federal, como a UFMG, como os ITCs, né, que são os centros de, de, de tecnologia, né, como um BH-Tech da vida e outros, porque eu entendo que isso cada vez mais vai ser, é, necessário pro investimento vir.
Milena PedrosaGUEST
18:31
Ter pessoas qualificadas, locais, né, qualificados.
Milena PedrosaGUEST
18:33
A gente pode citar, por exemplo, Santa Rita do Sapucaí, o Vale da Eletrônica, e como tudo ali começou, né, com o Inatel, com as universidades ali locais, foi uma sociedade civil pedindo pra JK, né, colocar, né, aquela universidade ali, a partir daí todo um Vale da Eletrônica chegou.
Morgan BryanNARRATOR
1:30
remain a major global health burden with under-recognized cardiac involvement in contemporary cardiology practice.
Morgan BryanNARRATOR
1:38
in a state-of-the-art review article entitled Cardiac Involvement in Parasitic Infections by Maria Carmo Pereira Nunes and colleagues from the Federal University of Minas Gerais in Belo Horizonte, Brazil integrate epidemiological, pathophysiological, clinical and imaging evidence to define key parasitic cardiac phenotypes and inform practical clinical management.
Morgan BryanNARRATOR
2:07
Parasitic infections are an under-recognized but important cause of cardiovascular disease, primarily in endemic regions and increasingly in non-endemic settings because of global migration and travel.
Morgan BryanNARRATOR
2:22
Cardiac involvement may result from direct parasitic invasion or, more commonly, from immune-mediated and inflammatory mechanisms, with predominant effects on the myocardium and pericardium.
speaker_0NARRATOR
25:07
These are the main genetic components that make up the DNA of the indigenous populations that inhabit both South and North America.
speaker_0NARRATOR
25:16
A study conducted by researchers from Brazil, the United Kingdom, Germany, Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia, under the leadership of the Molecular Evolutionary Biodiversity Laboratory at the Federal University of Minas Gerais, reached this main conclusion.
speaker_0NARRATOR
25:32
In addition to this research, several other studies also reinforce the Asian origin of indigenous peoples, highlighting their connection with the peoples of Asia.
speaker_0NARRATOR
25:42
In the video, I discussed the linguistic and cultural similarities between certain Asian and indigenous groups, as well as the genetic evidence that proves this link.

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