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January 2010
Edmundas
Kazimieras Zavadskas, Arturas Kaklauskas, Zenonas Turskis,
& Jolanta Tamosaitiene; "Our research
describes and applies a novel multi-attribute decision-making
method titled the COmplex PRoportional..."
New Hot Paper,
January 2009
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October 2009
Isei Tanida; "This is my first paper regarding
autophagy. Cooperating with Dr. Ohsumi's lab, I was searching
in the dark for the Atg7 protein..."
Special Topic of
Autophagy
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March 2009
Ramanathan
Sowdhamini, Ponnuthurai Nagaratnam Suganthan, Ganesan
Pugalenthi, Ke Tang & Govindaraju
Archunan; "Our work describes a new methodology, named
"regularized least squares classifier" (RLSC)..."
New Hot Paper,
March 2009
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December 2008
Daniel
Stokols, Shalini Misra, Richard Moser, Kara Hall &
Brandie Taylor; "Our article provides an
overview of important personal and situational...."
Emerging Research Front,
December 2008
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January 2009
Russell Taylor & Dan Stoianovici; "This survey
paper provides a broad overview of medical robot systems used
in surgery. As such, it provided..."
Fast Moving Front,
January 2009
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 August 2008
David
Teece is Professor in the Haas School of Business
at UC, Berkeley. Here he discusses his concept of
“applied industrial organization.” Teece has been
named a Current Classics scientist (Eco. &
Bus.) for Apr.
2008. Podcast added August 19, 2008.
Listen:
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WMA
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March 2010
Ayalew Tefferi; "TET2 mutations are previously
undescribed novel mutations whose clinical and pathogenetic
relevance is actively..."
Fast Moving Front,
March 2010
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April 2009
John
R. Hauser, Gerhard J. Tellis, & Abbie
Griffin; "The paper synthesizes research on innovation from
the perspective of marketing science..."
Fast Breaking
Paper, April 2009
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April 2008
Fred
Tenover; "The bottom line is that everybody has a
role in preventing the spread of this organism. This means
washing your hands. It means..."
Special Topic of
Methicillin-Resistant
Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), April 2008
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October 2008
Osamu Terasaki; " "Mesoporous" means the material
has pores 20 to 100 angstroms in diameter. These materials are
crystals..."
Special Topic of
Mesoporous
Materials
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April 2009
Nir Tessler; "In our group we have been working on
extending the functionality of polymer-based devices from the
visible to the NIR...."
Featured Scientist Interview
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September 2009
Rana
Munns &
Mark
Tester; "Salinity is a topic that attracts significant
attention in plant science, as it is of both
intellectual..."
New Hot Papers,
September 2009
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April 2009
Claes Thelander; "The paper demonstrates that
vertical nanowires can be a promising alternative for future
transistors. The transistor itself..."
Fast Breaking
Paper, April 2009
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November 2008
Theoharis
Theoharides; "...discusses the mandatory role
played by neurogenic inflammation in the development of a
number of diseases.
Podcast. Listen:
MP3|
WMA..."
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May 2009
Richard Thomson; "..one of the biggest challenges
is the implementation of shared decision-making and decision
support in routine practice..."
Fast Moving
Fronts, May 2009
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September 2009
Jun Tian; "Reversible data embedding is a
difficult problem. It embeds (or hides) information into a
digital content without..."
Fast Moving
Fronts, September 2009
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October 2008
Robert Tibshirani ; "The human genome, as
I've mentioned, has maybe 20,000 to 30,000 genes in it.
You’re trying to study them..."
Science Watch® Newsletter Interview
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February 2008
Bruce Tomblin; "Cochlear implantation in
children is very controversial, particularly with respect to
the views of members of the community who are deaf.
Early..."
Fast Breaking Papers,
February
2008.
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November 2008
David Tong; "...we have seen many advances in the
field of quantum information. Numerous implementations to build
quantum phase..."
Fast Moving Front,
November 2008
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February 2008
Bruce D. Trapp; "Our data is also of interest to
the clinical MS researcher because it impacts design of future
clinical trials. Transplantation of
oligodendrocyte-producing..."
Emerging Research Fronts,
February 2008.
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November 2009
Rolf-Detlef Treede & Troels Staehelin Jensen;
"Within the field of pain research, neuropathic pain is one of
the most active research..."
New Hot Papers,
November 2009
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September 2008
Olga G. Troyanskaya; "My group’s research is
in the area of computational functional genomics, specifically
in developing novel computational methods..."
Featured Scientist
Interview,
September
2008
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May 2008
King-Ning Tu; "The report is about failures in
Pb-free solder joints used in electronic consumer products.
Because there is a ban on using..."
Fast Moving Fronts,
May 2008
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May 2009
Erick Turner; "Getting the FDA reviews on the
newer drugs was relatively easy. But the challenge was for the
older drugs, like Prozac, Zoloft, and Wellbutrin..."
Featured Paper Interview, and
New Hot Papers,
May 2009
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January 2010
Edmundas
Kazimieras Zavadskas, Arturas Kaklauskas, Zenonas
Turskis, & Jolanta Tamosaitiene; "Our research
describes and applies a novel multi-attribute decision-making
method titled the COmplex PRoportional..."
New Hot Paper,
January 2009
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July 2008
Solene Turquety; "This paper describes and
evaluates a daily inventory of the pollution emitted by
extremely large fires that burned..."
New Hot Paper,
July 2008
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January 2010
Jason Tylianakis; "Global changes to the Earth's
ecosystems are possibly the greatest combined challenge that
humanity must face..."
New Hot Paper,
January 2009
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March 2009
Michael Tymianski; "the first strong evidence that
excitotoxicity, the process by which the excitatory
neurotransmitter glutamate causes..."
Fast Moving Front,
March 2009
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April 2009
Serafim
Opricovic & Gwo-Hshiung Tzeng; "The
new VIKOR method for conflict resolution determines a
compromise solution..."
Emerging Research
Front, April 2009
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