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Authors:
Triendl, R
Yoon, R
Citation: R. Triendl et R. Yoon, Singapore - from microprocessors to microarrays? Singapore hopes to becomethe R&D and manufacturing hub for the East Asian biotechnology industry, but it may find that its past success in IT does not predict future success in biotechnology., NAT BIOTECH, 19(6), 2001, pp. 521-522
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Japan launches Rice Genome Simulator, NAT BIOTECH, 19(3), 2001, pp. 189-190
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Japan's bioinformatics efforts misguided, NAT BIOTECH, 19(2), 2001, pp. 107-108
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Chinese gov't chips in to industry, NAT BIOTECH, 19(1), 2001, pp. 12-13
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, New semiconductor consortium is launched, RES TECH M, 44(1), 2001, pp. 4-4
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Staffing shortage threatens Japan's structural genomics, NATURE, 410(6829), 2001, pp. 724-724
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Genes may solve hormone-disrupter debate, NATURE, 409(6818), 2001, pp. 274-274
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Genomics forges ahead in East Asia, NAT BIOTECH, 18(3), 2000, pp. 278-279
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Japanese research center changers career structure, NAT MED, 6(5), 2000, pp. 488-488
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Japan to permit stem cell research, NAT MED, 6(3), 2000, pp. 239-239
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, And why do they ignore Japan?, PHYS WORLD, 13(8), 2000, pp. 11-11
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Physics helps solve protein structures, PHYS WORLD, 13(7), 2000, pp. 8-8
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Japan seeks to commercialize research, PHYS WORLD, 13(4), 2000, pp. 6-6
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Photonics goes everywhere, PHOTON SPEC, 34(5), 2000, pp. 126
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, China wakes up to biotechnology, BIOFUTUR, 2000(196), 2000, pp. 36-40
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Alignment despite antagonism: The US-Korea-Japan security triangle., PAC AFF, 73(2), 2000, pp. 301-303
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Cyranoski, D
Triendl, R
Citation: D. Cyranoski et R. Triendl, Japan to bypass bureaucracy by reshaping science ministries, NATURE, 408(6814), 2000, pp. 757-757
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Japanese court backs woman researcher, NATURE, 407(6807), 2000, pp. 935-935
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Reactor refit ignites debate on Japan's fusion strategy, NATURE, 407(6804), 2000, pp. 549-549
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Japan seeks to unify ethics rules on genomics research, NATURE, 406(6797), 2000, pp. 665-665
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Study compares chimps and people, NATURE, 406(6791), 2000, pp. 4-4
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, World's academies seek a sustainable future, NATURE, 405(6786), 2000, pp. 501-501
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Japan calls for open access to human genome data, NATURE, 405(6784), 2000, pp. 265-265
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Japan gears up for growth in genomics, NATURE, 404(6781), 2000, pp. 913-913
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Triendl, R
Citation: R. Triendl, Japanese science: From the inside, NATURE, 404(6781), 2000, pp. 934-934