15 March 2012
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 18 January 2012 The 13th International Research Meeting of the Hermeneutic Study and Education of Textual Configuration Global COE Program was held.
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 27 October 2011 The signaling molecule semaphorin regulates mRNA translation and the actin cytoskeleton by altering the formation of two TOR complexes.
Fig. 1:Diagram of semaphorin signaling.
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 28 September 2011 A bottom-up synthesis of a next-generation material, nanographene, using Pd(OAc)2/o-chloranil as a catalyst is developed.
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Feature
Doctoral student Kirika Ueda received the “L'Oreal-UNESCO Women in Science Award of Encouragement Japan
Ueda received the prize for her work in the “development of a new catalyst for biaryls and heterobiaryls, and its application to pharmacologically-active and functional organic materials.”
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Nagoya University Research presents feature articles and research highlights covering the research activities and achievements of six Nagoya University Global Center of Excellence (GCOE) programs, the FIRST program (funding program for world-leading innovative R&D in science and technology) and the university's influential Institute for Advanced Research — a university academy of Nagoya University Nobel laureates and highly awarded scholars. These GCOEs, in chemistry, biology, physics, environmental science, molecular medicine and micro/nanotechnology, are five-year programs aimed at advancing the frontiers of science in their respective disciplines with an emphasis on nurturing the scientific leaders of the future.
