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Molecular Imaging 2008
26 February 2009News Roundup
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RIKEN People
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Dividing the photosynthetic spoils
20 February 2009Highlight of the Month
Cellular proteins assist plant cells to ensure their offspring inherit the capacity to support themselves
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Exploring nuclear fusion and getting inside materials
20 February 2009Researcher Profile
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RIKEN and Fujitsu host symposium on ‘shogi intuition’ research
20 February 2009News Roundup
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A penetrating view of viruses
16 February 2009Highlight of the Month
The powerful x-rays from a RIKEN synchrotron can provide high-contrast images of biological specimens
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Spin currents: pure and clean
13 February 2009Research Highlights
Switching the orientation of magnetization in a thin metallic film can be achieved using the diffusion of electron spins
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RIKEN-Nishina Memorial Symposium
13 February 2009News Roundup
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Neutralizing spurious associations
6 February 2009Research Highlights
Statistical analysis helps the search for fundamental causes of disease
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Spin currents heat up
6 February 2009Research Highlights
Long-range spin currents induced by heat herald a new era for spintronic applications
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Warming up to the Casimir force
16 January 2009Research Highlights
The Casimir force between objects in a vacuum shows a complex dependence on temperature
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Free from approximations
16 January 2009Research Highlights
A novel numerical technique permits researchers to study the interaction between elementary particles within a material without approximations
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The single photon switch
9 January 2009Research Highlights
Little more than a system of two energy levels could be used to control a single particle of light
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Double trouble
9 January 2009Research Highlights
Variations in a single gene simultaneously increase the risk of two autoimmune conditions
