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• RIKEN and the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay launch International Joint Graduate School Program

  26 June 2009

  News Roundup

• Pioneering research on nuclear noncoding RNA

  26 June 2009

  Frontlines

• Cellular insights via barcoded yeast genes
  

  19 June 2009

  Research Highlights

  A newly created yeast gene archive will enable efficient analysis of the function of bioactive compounds with potential pharmaceutical use

• RIKEN–University of Edinburgh Joint Workshop for Computational and Systems Biology

  19 June 2009

  News Roundup

• How it all begins

  15 June 2009

  Highlight of the Month

  Germ cell development depends on a complex regulatory process in the embryo, but can be initiated by a single signal in the test tube

• Combining organic molecules and metal elements to explore a new chemistry

  12 June 2009

  Frontlines

• Ong Hooi Jin

  12 June 2009

  RIKEN People

  Ong Hooi Jin writes to Hiroyoshi Sakurai of the Radioactive Isotope Physics Laboratory, RIKEN Nishina Center for Accelerator-Based Science

• Organic lighting offers a bright future
  

  5 June 2009

  Research Highlights

  New phosphorescent complexes improve manufacturing of high-efficiency light sources
  

• RIKEN adopts Semantic Web as data-release standard for database-construction platform

  5 June 2009

  News Roundup

• Building a soy gene catalogue

  1 May 2009

  Research Highlights

  A RIKEN-led consortium of scientists has compiled a massive collection of complete gene sequences for the invaluable soybean plant

• Homing in on heart attacks

  1 May 2009

  Research Highlights

  Single-nucleotide changes in the genome can greatly increase an individual’s susceptibility to heart attacks

• The pairing habits of superconductors

  24 April 2009

  Research Highlights

  A microscopy technique unveils previously hidden information on the nature of superconductivity

• Unraveling fibers

  24 April 2009

  Research Highlights

  High-resolution structural data about an essential protein reveal new insights into how some cells transform fiber into force

• The color and the shape

  24 April 2009

  Research Highlights

  A new twist on a fluorescence-based method for monitoring cell division provides scientists with information about accompanying changes in cell morphology

• Marking metabolism

  17 April 2009

  Research Highlights

  A unique metabolic fingerprint of an individual can be built up by using a common spectroscopy technique to identify the molecules involved

• Building new connections

  17 April 2009

  Research Highlights

  Two newly discovered proteins may offer a breakthrough in understanding the function of an enigmatic network of protein fibers

• No pores in the war on epilepsy

  17 April 2009

  Research Highlights

  A significant form of epilepsy is genetically linked to a non-membrane channel protein

• Mild-mannered reagents

  10 April 2009

  Research Highlights

  Comparing aluminate and zincate compounds has revealed their versatility, which provides new tools for chemists