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New Field of Chemistry has Potential for Making Drugs Inside Patients -- And More

UCSB's Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics Awarded $2.5 Million by the Simons Foundation to Support Visiting Scientists

Caltech/CEA-Leti Alliance Launches First Start-up

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A Needle In A Haystack: How Does A Broken DNA Molecule Get Repaired?

Cees Dekker Receives the 2012 ISNCE Nanoscience Prize

Nanoscientists Find Long-Sought Majorana Particle

New Field of Chemistry has Potential for Making Drugs Inside Patients -- And More

UCSB's Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics Awarded $2.5 Million by the Simons Foundation to Support Visiting Scientists

Caltech/CEA-Leti Alliance Launches First Start-up

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Cees Dekker Receives the 2012 ISNCE Nanoscience Prize

Nanoscientists Find Long-Sought Majorana Particle

New Field of Chemistry has Potential for Making Drugs Inside Patients -- And More

UCSB's Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics Awarded $2.5 Million by the Simons Foundation to Support Visiting Scientists

Caltech/CEA-Leti Alliance Launches First Start-up

A Needle In A Haystack: How Does A Broken DNA Molecule Get Repaired?