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Commentaries/Interviews for November 2010
"I think this paper is the first most serious review article on
bio-ethanol. Bio-ethanol has attracted considerable
interest..."
New Hot Papers,
November 2010
"Lewis C. Cantley of the Harvard Medical School discusses his
research on the enzyme known as phosphoinositide 3-kinase..."
Featured Scientist, November 2010
"The pervasive digital fingerprints of virtually all social
activities in our modern world call for this truly
interdisciplinary endeavour..."
New Hot Papers,
November 2010
"Kalyanmoy Deb is the Deva Raj Chair Professor at the Indian
Institute of Technology in Kanpur and lead
author...".
Podcast Interview November
2010; Listen:
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"Autophagy means "self-digestion", and represents a process whereby
cells capture portions of their own cytoplasm..."
New Hot Papers,
November 2010
"Andre Geim* is the 2010 Nobel Prize winner in physics. Geim is a
Langworthy Research Professor and Director of the.."
Podcast Interview, November
2010; Listen:
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"The intellectual puzzle concerns the continents: Why are they so
different from the oceans? Why doesn’t plate
tectonics..."
Special Topic of
Earthquakes,
November 2010
"The conclusions of our research came as kind of a surprise,
because it was thought that the classical orthogonal..."
New Hot Papers,
November 2010
"In this paper we introduced a new technique for studying solutions
of the surface quasi-geostrophic (SQG) equation. This..."
Fast Moving Fronts,
November 2010
"...synthesizes different types of biological research conducted on
a relatively recently discovered deep-sea habitat, methane
seeps..."
Fast Moving Fronts,
November 2010
"This paper reports the molecular requirement of neuronal
activity-inducible Gadd45b in epigenetic DNA demethylation
in..."
Fast Moving Fronts,
November 2010
"From the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University, Scott B.
MacKenzie and Philip Podsakoff discuss their paper..."
Podcast Interview, November
2010
; Listen:
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"The coupling between two different magnetic materials is one of
the components in the device that reads the stored
information..."
Fast Moving Fronts,
November 2010
"The paper presented a no-holds-barred critique of an influential
thesis in urban studies and urban policymaking—that..."
Fast Moving Fronts,
November 2010
"This article answers the call from the The institution-based view
as a third leg for a strategy tripod (“strategy” in
short)..."
New Hot Papers,
November
2010
(Late Entry: Commentary for
Sep. 2010)
"The paper describes the first quantitative and proteome-wide study
of lysine acetylation, an important post-translational..."
New Hot Papers,
November 2010
"First, it is the first complete meta-analysis done of this huge
research literature. Second, the subject - intergroup
contact..."
Fast Moving Fronts,
November 2010
"When I graduated from college I actually got a job working for a
local company that made chemical standards to calibrate..."
Special Topic of Oil
Spills, November 2010
"Lung cancer is the most frequent and lethal tumor in which
preventative screening has not yet had a major impact..."
New Hot Papers,
November 2010
"The paper shows in detail how low-mass galaxies undergo a major
burst of star formation (most likely triggered by the merger
of..."
Fast Moving Fronts,
November 2010
"I think the paper is highly cited because arterial fluid-structure
interaction (AFSI) modeling has been popular in recent
years..."
New Hot Papers,
November 2010
"The major applications are for TCOs as those arrays can be grown
directly onto bare glass, thus creating better conducting..."
Featured Paper, November 2010
