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• Nucleus demonstrates its independence

  25 January 2008

  Highlight of the Month

  New view of how cells move to form the brain

• Quasi-crystals avoid repetition
  

  25 January 2008

  Research Highlights

  X-rays, neutrons and theoretical modeling are used to explore the physics of quasi-crystals
  

• Small changes, big impacts

  25 January 2008

  Research Highlights

  Molecular-scale rearrangements influence how receptors transmit their message, adding another layer of complexity to the regulation of cell signaling

• How are differences in cell fates generated?

  25 January 2008

  Frontlines

• Honors to physicists at RIKEN

  25 January 2008

  News Roundup

• On the road to a vaccine against tumors
  

  18 January 2008

  Research Highlights

  Researchers find how to generate an immune response in mice

• International symposium on advanced use of African resources in plant science

  18 January 2008

  News Roundup

• Genes, disease and ethnicity
  
  

  11 January 2008

  Research Highlights

  Statistical analyses demonstrate variability in association between genes and osteoarthritis links to ethnicity

• Overcoming war-time difficulties: a special episode

  11 January 2008

  History of RIKEN

• RIKEN-Picower (MIT) Neuroscience Symposium hears about exciting “New Frontiers in Brain Science”

  11 January 2008

  News Roundup

• Electron’s magnetism pinned down precisely
  

  4 January 2008

  Research Highlights

  Development of a computation system that can accurately predict electron magnetism provides a test of quantum theory
  

• Clockwork orange beats time for the body

  4 January 2008

  Highlight of the Month

  Researchers find new master gene setting circadian rhythms

• When electrons can not ignore one another

  2 November 2007

  Research Highlights

  The properties of electrons on the surface of an unusual metal will supply clues—and puzzles—to theorists
  

• Silencing allergic inflammation

  19 October 2007

  Research Highlights

  Researchers reveal a new step in the regulation of allergic mediators