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Electronic recoil
30 January 2009Research Highlights
RIKEN researchers have revealed an unexpectedly large recoil of ‘free’ electrons emitted from a simple metal
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An ‘opening’ role
30 January 2009Research Highlights
Non-coding RNAs play a role in regulating the expression of genes in yeast
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Cheiron2008 — The second AOFSRR summer school
30 January 2009News Roundup
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Stay of execution
23 January 2009Research Highlights
A new twist on an old technique helps researchers identify proteins with a regulatory ‘death sentence’
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Escape from frustration
23 January 2009Research Highlights
When the bonds between atoms suddenly alter in strength, structural changes in symmetry result
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The rewards of courtship
23 January 2009Research Highlights
Social interactions with females induce synaptic plasticity in dopamine neurons of male songbirds
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Former RIKEN researcher ‘honored’ with Ig Nobel
23 January 2009News Roundup
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RIKEN People
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Setting the cellular clock
16 January 2009Research Highlights
Synthetic genetic circuits enable researchers to uncover the mechanisms by which cells set their internal clocks
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RIKEN president Noyori visits Malaysia
16 January 2009News Roundup
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RIKEN’S place in the world
14 January 2009Special Announcements
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Quantum force on the edge
13 January 2009Highlight of the Month
A standard measurement of resistance, the quantum Hall effect, changes dramatically at the edge of a sample
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How the body senses emergency
9 January 2009Research Highlights
A receptor on macrophages can detect excessive cell death and recruit help
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Balancing act
9 January 2009Research Highlights
A recently discovered protein works behind the scenes to confer much-needed stabilization to an essential developmental pathway
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The molecular machinery of drought response
26 December 2008Research Highlights
Regulating the response to dehydration in plants is a dynamic process that occurs at the molecular level
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Looping-the-loop
26 December 2008Research Highlights
A unique model may describe the genetic switch that controls whether a T cell becomes a helper or a killer
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Nuclear condensation
19 December 2008Research Highlights
The excited energy state of an oxygen nucleus could consist of a condensate of alpha particles
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Superconductivity breaks with convention
12 December 2008Research Highlights
Magnetic fluctuations may play an important role in the mechanism for superconductivity in the iron-pnictides
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The immune cell march
12 December 2008Research Highlights
A color-shifting fluorescent protein allows researchers to observe immune cell migration that occurs in living animals
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A spiral of spins
12 December 2008Research Highlights
The complex arrangement of spins in a magnetic oxide gives rise to a magneto-electric effect
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Making sense of the antisense
5 December 2008Research Highlights
Additions to the genome map yield important clues on how plants respond and adapt to adverse environmental conditions
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The right mix for neuron culture
5 December 2008Research Highlights
Eliminating signaling molecules from tissue culture results in the generation of hypothalamic neurons from embryonic stem cells
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A balancing act
28 November 2008Research Highlights
A common mechanism may explain cognitive dysfunction during both aging and Alzheimer’s disease
