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Riken, formerly Rikagaku Kenkyusho, is one of Japan’s leading research institutes. Initially established as a private research foundation in Tokyo in 1917, Riken became an independent administrative institution in 2003. Researchers at Riken conduct basic and applied experimental research in a wide range of science and technology fields, including physics, chemistry, medical science, biology, and engineering. Riken's President is Ryoji Noyori was awarded the Nobel Prize in 2001 for Chemistry.
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information technology world, what F1 racing is to automakers, said Makoto Taiji, a computer- science professor at...
initiative launched by the Centre for Bioinformatics. Prior to this assignment, Dr. Dhar was a senior scientist with...
research and is demanding the red tape be reformed. The group of researchers at Kyoto University and the Riken research...
The Soviet-trained Vietnamese nuclear physicist and painter first came to live here in 1995 at the invitation of Riken,...
spending] continue,' one of them said. Noyori, 71, who won the Nobel Prize in 2001, is president of Riken physical and...
Nov. 13, the unit said the budget allocated to the supercomputer development project, which is conducted primarily by...
wasteful spending, recommended on Friday to freeze spending on the project. The Institute of Physical and Chemical...
I would love to see another multi system sale announcement like the one we recently learned of from RIKEN in Japan.
budget for fiscal 2010 for the supercomputer project, which is under way at the government-funded science research...
cutting wasteful spending sought Friday to freeze a supercomputer project with a proposed budget of ¥26.7 billion.
Nov 13 (Reuters) - ASAKA RIKEN CO LTD PARENT-ONLY FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS (in billions of yen unless specified) Year ended...
$300 million) budget to build the world's fastest supercomputer at stateaffiliated Institute of Physical and Chemical...
Nov 2 (Reuters) - SANKYO RIKAGAKU CO LTD PARENT-ONLY EARNINGS ESTIMATES (in billions of yen unless specified) 6 months...
possible in the near future, according to Yukio Nakamura, stem cell scientist and head of bio resources centre, Riken...
Johnson Controls, Motorola, Schneider, Siemens, United Technologies, Yamatake, Bosch, Draeger, GE, Intermec...
screens are the future--if scientists can figure out how to produce them cheaply enough. Researchers at Japan's RIKEN...
We describe a new method to immobilize a given number of oligonucleotides (ODNs) on gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) in a...
RIKEN Integrated Cluster of Clusters (RICC) is the name of the new system. It is a complex system, comprised of three...
ultrahygienic and clean. What else can they do? Atsushi Iriki, of the Saitama Prefecture-based Brain Science Institute...
Researchers identify a population of olfactory sensory neurons that is responsible for zebrafish attraction towards...
Fujitsu to build Japan's next-generation supercomputer Advertisement Share Print E-mail Comment[ - ] Text [ +...
Fujitsu and Japan's Institute of Physical and Chemical Research, known as RIKEN, today announced that RIKEN has decided...
Scientists at RIKEN have developed a way to measure the wavelike properties of ultrafast (attosecond) light pulses - an...
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