Projeto social na empresa júnior: ao vivo e em cores

The Design Junior is a junior enterprise of design from UNESP Bauru. Our company works half period, in a way that all students may join academic life and working in the company. The Design Junior works mainly with graphic projects, and has as its focus creation of materials for companies, organizations, events like meetings, forums, conferences, lectures, talks, festivals and workshops. The Junior Company prefers to choose social projects. We believe that it’s not necessary to belong to an specific social class or possesses resources to have a quality design. Along them, we present in this article the project “Ao Vivo e em Cores”, a project from FEB – UNESP, that has as its goal give proximity to university students and Bauru comunity, which we helped with graphics materials since 2012.A Design Júnior é a empresa júnior de design da UNESP. A empresa funciona meio período, de maneira com que todos os integrantes possam adequar o trabalho à vida acadêmica. Entre os projetos que desenvolvemos consta a criação de projetos gráficos, e como principal público pequenas empresas e projetos da universidade. A Empresa Júnior preza e não cobra por projetos de cunho social, acreditamos que não é necessário pertencer a uma classe social específica ou possuir recursos privilegiados para se ter acesso a um design de qualidade. Entre eles, traremos em foco o “Ao Vivo e em Cores”, um projeto que nasceu na FEB - UNESP, que tem objetivo de dar proximidade ao estudantes universitários e a comunidade baurense, e que temos contribuído com os materiais gráficos desde 2012

Projeto social na empresa júnior: INCOP da Unesp Bauru

The Design Junior is a junior enterprise of design from UNESP Bauru. Our company works half period, in a way that all students may join academic life and working in the company. The Design Junior works mainly with graphic projects, and has as its focus creation of materials for companies, organizations, events like meetings, forums, conferences, lectures, talks, festivals and workshops. The Junior Company prefers to choose social projects. We believe that it’s not necessary to belong to a specific social class or possesses resources to have a quality design. Among them, we will present “INCOP”.A Design Júnior é a empresa júnior de design da UNESP. A empresa funciona meio período, de maneira com que todos os integrantes possam adequar o trabalho à vida acadêmica. Entre os projetos que desenvolvemos consta a criação de projetos gráficos, e como principal público pequenas empresas e projetos da universidade. A Empresa Júnior preza e não cobra por projetos de cunho social, acreditamos que não é necessário pertencer a uma classe social específica ou possuir recursos privilegiados para se ter acesso a um design de qualidade. Entre eles, traremos em foco a ”INCOP”, incubadora de cooperativas populares da UNESP de Bauru

Mineralized rods and cones suggest colour vision in a 300 Myr-old fossil fish

金沢大学国際基幹教育院GS教育系Vision, which consists of an optical system, receptors and image-processing capacity, has existed for at least 520 Myr. Except for the optical system, as in the calcified lenses of trilobite and ostracod arthropods, other parts of the visual system are not usually preserved in the fossil record, because the soft tissue of the eye and the brain decay rapidly after death, such as within 64 days and 11 days, respectively. The Upper Carboniferous Hamilton Formation (300 Myr) in Kansas, USA, yields exceptionally well-preserved animal fossils in an estuarine depositional setting. Here we show that the original colour, shape and putative presence of eumelanin have been preserved in the acanthodii fish Acanthodes bridgei. We also report on the tissues of its eye, which provides the first record of mineralized rods and cones in a fossil and indicates that this 300 Myr-old fish likely possessed colour vision.This work was supported by the Science Research of Education and Science Government of Japan (grant no. 24540501 to G.T. and no. 24340129 to H.M.)

Mineralized rods and cones suggest colour vision in a 300 Myr-old fossil fish

Vision, which consists of an optical system, receptors and image-processing capacity, has existed for at least 520 Myr. Except for the optical system, as in the calcified lenses of trilobite and ostracod arthropods, other parts of the visual system are not usually preserved in the fossil record, because the soft tissue of the eye and the brain decay rapidly after death, such as within 64 days and 11 days, respectively. The Upper Carboniferous Hamilton Formation (300 Myr) in Kansas, USA, yields exceptionally well-preserved animal fossils in an estuarine depositional setting. Here we show that the original colour, shape and putative presence of eumelanin have been preserved in the acanthodii fish Acanthodes bridgei. We also report on the tissues of its eye, which provides the first record of mineralized rods and cones in a fossil and indicates that this 300 Myr-old fish likely possessed colour vision