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Single-Molecule Imaging of Biomolecular and Cellular Processes

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Quantitative Analysis of Regulatory Networks

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New Microsoft Research Scientist to Deliver Public Talk at Janelia Farm Research Campus
February 06, 2013
Jennifer Tour Chayes, Managing Director of Microsoft Research New England and Microsoft Research New York City, will speak at Janelia on February 20 at 7 PM. Moresmall arrow

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New HHMI Produces New App for iPad
January 31, 2013
EarthViewer, a free, interactive app designed for the iPad, lets users explore the Earth's history with the touch of a finger by scrolling through 4.5 billion years of geological evolution. Moresmall arrow

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Axons' Unexpected Cytoskeleton Structure
January 25, 2013
Scientists have discovered that periodic ring-shaped actin arrangements encircle the long axonal fibers of nerve cells, in contrast to the linear meshworks that typically give cells their shapes. Moresmall arrow

Learning How Cells Tune In to Important Information
January 25, 2013
HHMI scientists discover how a single molecule in a living cell can respond differently to different strengths of an external signal. Moresmall arrow

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Scientific Community Draws New Lab Heads to Janelia
January 16, 2013
New lab heads Barry Dickson and Nikolaus Grigorieff will move to Janelia in 2013. Moresmall arrow

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Search for Epigenetic Decoder Leads Scientists to Rett Syndrome
December 21, 2012
A new analysis suggests that the regulatory protein MeCP2 works with the modified nucleotide 5hmC to facilitate gene activation in the brain. Moresmall arrow

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