"The Ghost Particle: A new tool for deep-space discoveries" a free public lecture on February 16
Doug Cowen
New method uses fluorescence to identify disease-causing forms of proteins
Toward automated animal identification in wildlife research
Simple drug combination creates new neurons from neighboring cells
"Probing the Universe with Gravitational Waves" a free public lecture on February 9
Nobel Laureate Barry C. Barish
The Boal group, and the Balskus lab (Harvard University) have solved the first structure of an iron-dependent N-N bond-forming enzyme, SznF
The Boal group, and the Balskus lab (Harvard University) have solved the first structure of an iron-dependent N-N bond-forming enzyme, SznF
Open-access satellite data allows tracking of seasonal population movements
Satellite image of nighttime lights in and around Niger, Africa (outlined). Open-access to satellite data from five cities in Niger and Nigeria from 2000 to 2005 will allow tracking of seasonal human population movements. Credit: Nita Bharti, Penn State
Membraneless protocells could provide clues to formation of early life
Male birth control for the malaria parasite
Fluorescent staining of the CAF1/CCR4/NOT complex in the malaria parasite. This complex, which new research shows is important for RNA stability and the maturation of the male sexual form of the malaria parasite, is found as granules (green) throughout the cytosol of the malaria parasite. Credit: Kevin J. Hart, Penn State
"The Quantum Universe in the Planck Era and Beyond" a free public lecture on February 2
J. Richard Bond
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