Authenticating ancient artifacts
2 August 2011Software that can identify the individual components of a chemically complex object can help museums and auction houses to authenticate ancient objects
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Bright prospects
2 August 2011A silicon chip with integrated laser and optical grating offers new possibilities for telecommunications
Markers for lymphoma
2 August 2011Two genetic variants on chromosome 6 are associated with lymphoma
Tweaking targets for antibiotics
2 August 2011On the back of growing drug resistance, researchers at the A*STAR Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology are exploring new targets to develop effective antibacterial compounds
More than skin deep
2 August 2011Self-healing skin cancer and Loeys–Dietz syndrome are caused by mutations in the same gene
How malaria gets into the brain
19 July 2011The mechanism by which malaria parasites accumulate in the brain and other deep tissues of model mice has been identified
Many ways to reach out
19 July 2011Time-lapse imaging reveals how cells get a feel for their environment
Spotting abdominal lesions
19 July 2011A heat-responsive imaging device can pinpoint the exact location of abnormal tissues in the digestive tract
A closer look
19 July 2011The combination of transmission electron microscopy and electron energy-loss spectroscopy allows for the study of surface plasmon resonance in nanostructures
Taking the direct approach
19 July 2011It is possible to chemically fix waste carbon dioxide gas onto organic molecules without the need for transition metal catalysts
Perfect graphene dots
19 July 2011Spherical carbon molecules can make perfectly formed quantum dots
Reprogramming with synthetic proteins
5 July 2011Genetically engineered proteins can be used to revert cells back to their undifferentiated state
Getting nickel back
5 July 2011The recycling spent nickel catalysts could be both profitable and environmentally friendly
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