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Attention enhances initial brain responses to sights and sounds
3-October-2008

Each moment that we are awake, our senses are bombarded with stimuli. Focusing our attention on the few stimuli that are important allows us to filter out the ones irrelevant to the task at hand. RIKEN researchers have found that attention does in fact modulate primary cortical responses to both auditory and visual stimuli.

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Contact: Saeko Okada Institution: RIKEN
 
Focus on phosphate
3-October-2008

Japanese researchers provide the first large-scale identification of protein control sites from the model plant Arabidopsis

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Contact: Saeko Okada Institution: RIKEN
 
HIV on the march in China
1-October-2008

Summaries of newsworthy papers include Biopsy sample sheds light on HIV-1 evolution, Magnetic imaging and sensing using diamond spins, The glaciation threshold, An earlier dawn for microRNAs, Measuring the magnetic field of a distant galaxy, Knock-out blow for Chlamydia and Evolution in action

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Contact: Ruth Institution: Nature Publishing Group
 
Trieste Science Prize Winners 2008
29-September-2008

Beatriz Barbuy, a Brazilian astrophysicist who has made a major contribution to the study of the evolution of the chemical composition of stars, and Roddam Narasimha, an Indian engineer and physicist whose work in fluid dynamics has increased understanding of turbulence, have been awarded the 2008 Trieste Science Prize.

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Contact: Peter McGrath Institution: TWAS, the academy of sciences for the developing world
 
Risk factor for narcolepsy
28-September-2008

Summaries of newsworthy papers include Thwarting tumour invasion, Glacier acceleration through subsurface ocean warming, Complement enhances tumour evasion, Groundwater levels determine land response to climate and A century of artificial nitrogen fertiliser

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Contact: Ruth Institution: Nature Publishing Group
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