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Stay of execution 23-January-2009
A new twist on an old technique helps researchers identify proteins with a regulatory ‘death sentence’ Former RIKEN researcher ‘honored’ with Ig Nobel 23-January-2009
A group of Japanese scientists including former RIKEN researcher Toshiyuki Nakagaki were among this year’s winners of the Ig Nobel Prizes, recognized for their discovery that a unicellular amoeboid organism can figure out the shortest distance in a maze. Read more of the article entitled 'Former RIKEN researcher ‘honored’ with Ig Nobel' Missing piece gets a work over 16-January-2009
Researchers working in Japan have developed a new theory that may explain the activity of two unusual, but vitally important, enzymes that were discovered over 40 years ago. Read more of the article entitled 'Missing piece gets a work over' Free from approximations 16-January-2009
A novel numerical technique permits researchers to study the interaction between elementary particles within a material without approximations Read more of the article entitled 'Free from approximations' Setting the cellular clock 16-January-2009
Synthetic genetic circuits enable researchers to uncover the mechanisms by which cells set their internal clocks Read more of the article entitled 'Setting the cellular clock' |
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