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• A hot connection with spin
  

  25 July 2008

  Research Highlights

  A particular spin topology in solid-state materials has a strong influence on thermally generated electron transport
  

• Slower switching for quantum coherence
  

  25 July 2008

  Research Highlights

  The performance of quantum computing can be improved by operating logic gates slowly
  

• Exploring biological phenomena using the world’s fastest computer system

  25 July 2008

  Frontlines

• 2008 CDB Symposium: ‘Turning Neurons into a Nervous System’

  25 July 2008

  News Roundup

• The giddy round of molecular timing
  

  18 July 2008

  Research Highlights

  RIKEN synchrotron radiation sheds light on a dynamic reaction cycle
  

• How do cells read genetic information?

  18 July 2008

  Frontlines

• RIKEN and Dowa develop moss to clean up heavy metals

  18 July 2008

  News Roundup

• Tom Gould (Oceania University of Medicine)

  18 July 2008

  RIKEN People

• Transport proteins make special deliveries
  

  11 July 2008

  Research Highlights

  Two proteins responsible for ushering molecular cargo into the nucleus also play an unexpected role in making targeted deliveries during cell division

• Rubbery reactions
  

  11 July 2008

  Research Highlights

  It only takes the addition of a simple aluminum compound to a new polymerization system to switch between rubber polymers

• Pushing boundaries and helping to feed the world

  11 July 2008

  Researcher Profile

• New flower, Olivia Pure White, created using heavy ion beams in the RIBF

  11 July 2008

  News Roundup

• Hydrogen atom trapped in unique cage
  

  4 July 2008

  Research Highlights

  Unusual compound sees hydrogen bonded to four metal atoms
  

• Mother’s little helpers
  

  4 July 2008

  Research Highlights

  Mammalian fertilized eggs can develop only with a nucleolus inherited from the mother
  

• Looking beneath the surface

  23 May 2008

  Research Highlights

  A new imaging technique allows scientists to effectively visualize individual molecules within living cells in real-time

• The pairing habits of electrons

  9 May 2008

  Research Highlights

  A process that makes a material become superconductive has been discovered in anion radical salts

• Molecular cables get insulating sheath

  9 May 2008

  Research Highlights

  Good insulation for nanowires provided by self-assembling molecular-scale sheaths

• Stringing it together

  9 May 2008

  Research Highlights

  Superstring theory applied to the interior of a black hole is revealing the links between gravitational and quantum theory

• Herring-bone print

  2 May 2008

  Research Highlights

  X-rays reveal the fine structure of minerals and collagen in the bones of fish

• Particle accelerators go back to basics

  25 April 2008

  Research Highlights

  Scientists obtain strong evidence that particle accelerators can split protons and neutrons into a quark–gluon plasma

• Regulating antibody production

  25 April 2008

  Research Highlights

  New insight into an important part of the immune response could lead to treatments for immune disorders

• Mimicking molecules

  18 April 2008

  Research Highlights

  Analogue of a biologically vital molecule will help medical studies

• Dampening dangerous inflammation

  11 April 2008

  Research Highlights

  Immune therapy using unique immune cells significantly reduces inflammation in mouse models of human disease