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Identifying The Paths Of Resistance In Power Semiconductors
Scientists in Japan have measured the relative contribution of three electron-scattering factors that determine resistance and energy efficiency in power semiconductors.
How Malaria Parasites Evade The Immune System
Researchers have discovered a ‘molecular handshake’ that allows malaria parasites to escape from the host’s immune system.
Extending The Life-Span Of Frozen Sperm
Scientists in Japan have developed a cold preservation technology that keeps refrigerated mouse sperm alive for up to ten days.
Marshmallow Gel Makes Embryos Easier To Transport
Scientists in Japan have developed marshmallow-like silicone gels as insulation for transferring cryopreserved embryos between laboratories.
Distinguishing Sniff From Smell
The phase of signals from neurons in the nose is key to differentiating the sense of airflow from the sense of smell.
A Nod To Positive Impressions
A team of researchers in Japan have demonstrated that the act of nodding raises likability and approachability.
Immunotherapy Homes In On Multiple Myeloma
Scientists in Japan have identified a monoclonal antibody that can be used in CAR-T therapy against multiple myeloma.
Kazutoshi Mori Wins 2018 Breakthrough Prize
Kazutoshi Mori was recognized for his discovery of the unfolded protein response, a cellular quality-control system that detects disease-causing unfolded proteins and directs cells to take corrective measures.
Memory Of Faces Declines In Early Dementia
Scientists in Japan have demonstrated that the ability to memorize faces decreases during the preliminary stages of dementia.
