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• Dr. Kumar Sudesh (Senior Lecturer, Universiti Sains Malaysia)

  29 February 2008

  RIKEN People

• Forgetful mice show the way to treating Alzheimer’s
  

  21 February 2008

  Research Highlights

  RIKEN researchers find link with protein build-up
  

• Exhibition goes ‘Beyond DNA’ at National Science Museum

  21 February 2008

  News Roundup

• Creating novel plants using heavy-ion beams

  15 February 2008

  Frontlines

• Exotic material keeps frustrated electrons flipping
  

  8 February 2008

  Research Highlights

  Magnetic, temperature and structural studies have yielded new insights on the material sodium iridium oxide

• ‘Virtual’ reality check for superconductors
  

  8 February 2008

  Research Highlights

  New clues important to our understanding of superconductivity are provided by precise measurements of electronic states
  

• Silver keeps the electrons spinning
  
  

  8 February 2008

  Research Highlights

  Silver can transport spin-polarized electrons, making it ideal for the non-magnetic components in ‘spintronic’ devices

• BNL and RIKEN co-host life sciences workshop

  8 February 2008

  News Roundup

• Sketching on silicon
  

  1 February 2008

  Research Highlights

  Two different chemical compounds can be used to draw perpendicular molecular lines on the surface of silicon substrates
  

• The value of Arabidopsis in crop research

  1 February 2008

  Frontlines

• RIKEN Brain Science Institute and Toyota tie up for smarter machines

  1 February 2008

  News Roundup

• The indecisive insulator

  4 January 2008

  Research Highlights

  Researchers are applying relativistic quantum theory to explain how graphene could switch from a metal to an insulator
  

• Guided nerves in the embryonic brain

  14 December 2007

  Research Highlights

  Japanese biologists identify a protein critical to the normal development of the embryonic brain

• Nuclei unplug a spin-valve

  14 December 2007

  Research Highlights

  A team of scientists shows how to electrically control the polarization of nuclear spins

• Solid facts to understanding shock

  7 December 2007

  Research Highlights

  Discovering the structure of a key protein in human cells may lead to treatment for asthma and shock

• Competition boosts superconductivity

  7 December 2007

  Research Highlights

  Superconductivity is found to be strengthened by a competing order of electrons

• Hidden surface chemistry revealed

  22 November 2007

  Research Highlights

  A new technique that works at normal pressures shows molecular interactions at liquid interfaces