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Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Gold rush - High-speed biologists search for gold in proteins, SCIENCE, 294(5549), 2001, pp. 2074-2077

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Proteomics 2.0: The view ahead, SCIENCE, 294(5549), 2001, pp. 2076-2076

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Geneprot - A proteomics upstart tries to outrun the competition, SCIENCE, 294(5549), 2001, pp. 2079-2080

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Protein chips - Searching for recipes for protein chips, SCIENCE, 294(5549), 2001, pp. 2080-2082

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Patents - Gene and protein patents get ready to go head to head, SCIENCE, 294(5549), 2001, pp. 2082-2083

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Self-assembling materials - Coated nanofibers copy what's bred in the bone, SCIENCE, 294(5547), 2001, pp. 1635

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, IEEE Nano 2001 - Nanoscientists look to the future, SCIENCE, 294(5546), 2001, pp. 1448-1449

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Chemists hear one hand clapping, SCIENCE, 294(5542), 2001, pp. 503

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, A semiconductor giant ramps up its R&D, SCIENCE, 293(5537), 2001, pp. 2022-2024

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Electronics - Organic device bids to make memory cheaper, SCIENCE, 293(5536), 2001, pp. 1746-1746

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Biochemistry - Body's secret weapon: Burning water?, SCIENCE, 293(5536), 2001, pp. 1749-1749

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Materials science - Silicon lights the way to faster data flow, SCIENCE, 293(5534), 2001, pp. 1413-1414

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Assembling nanocircuits from the bottom up, SCIENCE, 293(5531), 2001, pp. 782-785

Authors: Normile, D Service, RF
Citation: D. Normile et Rf. Service, Yet another role for DNA?, SCIENCE, 293(5531), 2001, pp. 783-783

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, EUV lithography - Optical lithography goes to extremes - And beyond, SCIENCE, 293(5531), 2001, pp. 785-786

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, World's smallest transistor, SCIENCE, 293(5531), 2001, pp. 786-786

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Arson strikes research labs and tree farm in Pacific Northwest (vol 292, pg 1622, 2001), SCIENCE, 293(5528), 2001, pp. 214-214

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Ultrafast lasers - Lighting the way to a quantum computer, SCIENCE, 292(5526), 2001, pp. 2412-2413

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, PCR - Roche dealt a setback on European Taq patent, SCIENCE, 292(5523), 2001, pp. 1815-1815

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Ecoterrorism - Arson strikes research labs and tree farm in Pacific Northwest, SCIENCE, 292(5522), 2001, pp. 1622-1623

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Ultrafast lasers - Strobe light breaks the attosecond barrier, SCIENCE, 292(5522), 2001, pp. 1627-1628

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Technology - Liquid crystal displays rub out the rub, SCIENCE, 292(5518), 2001, pp. 825-826

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Robots enter the race to analyze proteins, SCIENCE, 292(5515), 2001, pp. 187-188

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Solid-state physics - Nanotube 'peapods' show electrifying promise, SCIENCE, 292(5514), 2001, pp. 45-45

Authors: Service, RF
Citation: Rf. Service, Superconductivity - Physicists scramble to recapture the magic, SCIENCE, 291(5512), 2001, pp. 2295-2295
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