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• Why plants can resist their own deadly toxins
  

  29 August 2008

  Research Highlights

  Resistance to self-produced anticancer toxins could help the study of drug resistance in cancer patients
  

• New route to specific sugars
  

  29 August 2008

  Research Highlights

  A new method to selectively synthesize unusual linkages for sugar derivatives allows scientists access to important biological compounds
  

• Using supramolecules to bring about a revolution in skilled manufacturing

  29 August 2008

  Frontlines

• A vision of order
  
  

  22 August 2008

  Research Highlights

  A technique for analyzing x-ray diffraction data enables the charge ordering of exotic electronic materials to be observed directly

• Easy multiferroics
  

  22 August 2008

  Research Highlights

  The control of electric polarization using small magnetic fields augurs well for novel electronic devices
  

• Global genetic risk for osteoarthritis
  

  22 August 2008

  Research Highlights

  A gene mutation and susceptibility to arthritis are linked in two highly divergent ethnic groups
  

• Japan–Korea symposium on plant growth and signal transduction

  22 August 2008

  News Roundup

• Watching chemical reactions molecule by molecule
  

  15 August 2008

  Research Highlights

  Electrons trigger precision bond breaking
  

• Complexes full of energy
  
  

  15 August 2008

  Research Highlights

  A crystal structure of a complex that generates energy shows scientists the way towards treatments for metabolic disorders

• Chemical synthesis of sugar chains to unravel the mysteries of their roles in biological phenomena

  15 August 2008

  Frontlines

• RIKEN, JASRI host 3rd International Workshop on Diamonds for Modern Light Sources

  15 August 2008

  News Roundup

• Choosing the right path
  
  

  8 August 2008

  Research Highlights

  A new study of blood cell development could help put an end to a decade-old controversy about immune cell differentiation

• Sleepy neurons keep the brain awake
  
  

  8 August 2008

  Research Highlights

  RIKEN researchers are revealing the subtle differences in brain activity when we are awake or asleep

• X-rays play the right hand
  

  8 August 2008

  Research Highlights

  Circularly polarized x-rays of the proper energy can distinguish ‘left-’ and ‘right-handed’ structures of quartz
  

• Michel Malick Thiam (University of Waterloo)

  8 August 2008

  RIKEN People

• Third international MAXI workshop on astrophysics

  8 August 2008

  News Roundup

• Frustration yields results

  20 June 2008

  Research Highlights

  Theoretical calculations elucidate the origin of unusual electronic behaviors recently observed in geometrically frustrated compounds

• Keeping cool for quantum clarity

  13 June 2008

  Research Highlights

  A new theoretical method of cooling quantum computing components to provide clearer signals
  

• Sowing the seeds for improved lasers

  13 June 2008

  Research Highlights

  The use of seed lasers significantly improves the emission characteristics of free-electron lasers

• The heart of the quark matter

  6 June 2008

  Research Highlights

  The magnetic field may have a strong effect on the ground state of the matter in a neutron star

• Anti-matter of fact?

  6 June 2008

  Research Highlights

  The theories that distinguish matter from anti-matter are surviving new tests in highly accurate supercomputer simulations

• Longer circuit fast-tracks memory

  30 May 2008

  Research Highlights

  A new way of blocking nerve transmissions allows more sophisticated studies of how the brain functions