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• Development and Maintenance of the Immune System Symposium

  26 October 2007

  Roundup

• Techniques and skills rise to the challenge in structural analysis

  26 October 2007

  Frontlines

• Identification of a novel cellular messenger
  

  24 October 2007

  Research Highlights

  Zinc acts as second messenger in the cell to propagate extracellular signals
  

• How eating cell ‘corpses’ reduces inflammation
  

  24 October 2007

  Research Highlights

  Specialized immune cells orchestrate proper elimination of dead cells to prevent inflammation
  

• Laser-driven harmonics hit a high note
  

  24 October 2007

  Research Highlights

  A new technique could improve development of high-efficiency light sources
  

• A new way to tackle tumors
  

  19 October 2007

  Research Highlights

  Japanese researchers find compound disrupts mRNA quality control
  

• Against the flow
  

  19 October 2007

  Research Highlights

  Defects in metals can actually improve the flow of electrons
  

• Powerful yet soft—RI-MAN, the caring robot

  19 October 2007

  Roundup

• Opening to the outside world

  19 October 2007

  History of RIKEN

• Lanthanide as leading light for display technology
  

  12 October 2007

  Research Highlights

  Innovative use of existing film technology may lead to a new type of thin-film display

• Don’t get too close
  

  12 October 2007

  Research Highlights

  A new approach proves that the nuclear force is strongly repulsive at close distances

• RIKEN leads project to build world’s fastest supercomputer

  12 October 2007

  Roundup

• How does a neuronal process reach its destination?

  12 October 2007

  Frontlines

• Microwaved electrons
  

  5 October 2007

  Research Highlights

  Microwave radiation is found to efficiently excite electrons at the surface of liquid helium

• Just add barium
  

  5 October 2007

  Research Highlights

  Squashed carbon balls show promising electronic properties

• Wrapping up a cell biology riddle

  21 September 2007

  Research Highlights

  New research has revealed how protein filaments drive a key cellular process by physically wrapping around and constricting bits of cell membrane
  

• Molecules switching position

  21 September 2007

  Research Highlights

  Collective motion of molecules in a crystal could lead to new electronic devices

• Surviving separation

  31 August 2007

  Research Highlights

  ROCK-blocked human embryonic stem cells survive dissociation to grow in culture

• Laser light switches molecular bonds

  31 August 2007

  Research Highlights

  Laser irradiation switches the magnetic and structural properties of a molecular complex

• New scaffold supporting our molecular understanding of psychiatric disorders

  24 August 2007

  Research Highlights

  Researchers establish a causative link between mutations in a single gene and the pathology of psychiatric illnesses

• Enzymes lead the way

  24 August 2007

  Research Highlights

  A protease enzyme called MIG-17 points cells in the right direction during the development of organ

• Observing single cells on the move

  24 August 2007

  Research Highlights

  Researchers hold a key to studying cancer, wound healing and development

• A better way to make a muscle?

  10 August 2007

  Research Highlights

  New revelations about how muscle tissue forms could help scientists develop more effective strategies for therapeutic tissue replacement