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Data Storage

The best of both worlds

25 February 2014

Data storage capacity is enhanced by mixing hard and soft magnetic materials to combine their beneficial properties

Electrical Pumping

Amid disorder lies clarity

25 February 2014

A pioneering laser produces random mid-infrared light for improved imaging applications

GWAS

Lone DNA link to lethal drug response

25 February 2014

Doctors can now predict who will react badly to the leprosy drug dapsone, with Asian populations most at risk

Embryo

Mapping a fork in the road

25 February 2014

Gene expression profiling reveals the mechanisms that guide the fate of individual embryonic cells

Magnetic Materials

Computer models show device size matters

11 February 2014

Simulating the magnetic properties of nanostructures could help to design electronic memories with increased storage capacity

Bioimaging

Keeping cool by layering up

11 February 2014

Nanoparticles with a core–shell structure can minimize the overheating of cells during bioimaging experiments

Hox Cluster

A tale of two fishes

11 February 2014

The lamprey genome reveals new insights into the history of vertebrate evolution

Magnetic Memories

Light and heat boost memory capacity

11 February 2014

Adding carbon gives iron–platinum nanocrystals the ideal optical properties for heat-assisted magnetic recording

Fat

The skinny on seipin

11 February 2014

A protein known as seipin regulates fat development through cytoskeleton remodeling

Nanoprisms

Hunt for nonlocal effects turns to gold

11 February 2014

Experiments on tiny gold prisms help to explain the unusual electrodynamics of nanostructures

Data Storage Institute (DSI)

An artificial material with depth

28 January 2014

An array of perfect nanometer-scale spheres that can control the flow of visible light may find use in invisibility cloaks

A*STAR Genome Institute Of Singapore (A*STAR GIS)

Regulating stem cell behavior

28 January 2014

A protein called SON ensures proper splicing of proteins to keep embryonic stem cells in a state of self-renewal

Invasion

A misdirection that fuels cancer growth

28 January 2014

Disruptions in a protein-processing pathway appear to promote aggressive proliferation and invasion in tumor cells

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