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 April
2009
M. Debora Iglesias-Rodriguez; "...recent
debate about the long-term fate of increasing carbon dioxide
(CO2) in the oceans..."
Fast Breaking
Paper, April 2009
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October
2008
Satoshi Ikemoto; "Neuroscientists are fascinated
by dopamine and how it mediates reward-related functions. This
paper presents..."
Fast Breaking Paper,
October 2008
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November
2009
Judy
Illes
& Eric Racine; "Our
article was one of the first papers in neuroethics that bridged
research on the ethics of genomics and..."
Fast Moving
Fronts, November 2009
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July
2009
Kosuke Imai, Gary King, & Elizabeth
Stuart; "The results in our article have
the potential to increase the effectiveness of causal
inference..."
New Hot Papers,
July 2009
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October
2008
Daniel E. Ho, Kosuke
Imai, Gary King, & Elizabeth
Stuart; "Easy-to-use matching methods have
been recognized as offering one..."
Fast Breaking Paper,
October 2008
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February
2009
Pei-Ming Ho, Yosuke
Imamura, & Yutaka
Matsuo; "Superstring theory is the only
candidate for the theory of everything..."
Fast Breaking Paper,
February 2009
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November
2009
Thomas V. Inglesby; "Thomas V. Inglesby, deputy
director of the Center for Biosecurity of the University of
Pittsburgh Medical Center..."
Science Watch® Newsletter Interview
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June
2009
Paul A. Insel; "...my colleagues and I summarize
findings for a wide variety of hormone/drug receptor systems.
The recognition..."
Fast Breaking
Papers, June 2009
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February
2009
Rafael Irizarry; "Genome-wide association studies
(GWAS) are used to discover genes underlying heritable
disorders. The number of GWAS..."
Fast Breaking Paper,
February 2009
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September
2008
Rafael Irizarry is a Professor in the Department
of Biostatistics in the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of
Public Health. Here he discusses his work on the development of
quantitative methods and software for genomics and epigenomics.
He has been named a
Current Classics scientist (Math.) for
Apr. 2008. Also
view a commentary from a past
New Hot Paper feature.
Listen:
mp3
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June
2008
Karl F. MacDorman & Hiroshi
Ishiguro; "This target article with commentaries
and rebuttal is seminal in the establishment of android science
as a field of inquiry..."
Fast Breaking Papers,
June 2008.
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January
2009
Hiroshi Ito; "As the co-inventor of chemical
amplification resists, I am considered an expert in this area.
All of today's advanced semiconductor..."
Fast Moving Front,
January 2009
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October
2008
Yasumasa Iwatani & Judith G.
Levin; "A3G is currently under active
investigation by a large group of researchers because
it..."
Fast Breaking Paper,
October 2008
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March 2008
Teruyo
Ito; "According to our March 2008 Special
Topic on MRSA research in the past decade, the scientist
ranking at #3 is Professor Teruyo Ito, with 28 papers..."
Special Topic of
Methicillin-Resistant
Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).
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