Subscribe to our newsletter Share Funding Awardees About Us Frontier Science Alumni You are here: Home About Us Press and media centre News items James Collins to receive the 2015 Nakasone Award About Us Strategic Outlook 2010-2016 HFSP 25th Anniversary History Annual Reports Governance New membership Reviews of HFSP Announcements HFSP Articles Press and media centre News items Press releases Newsletter archive Logo and brand Impressum Contact HFSP Related organizations James Collins to receive the 2015 Nakasone Award James Collins of Boston University received the 2015 HFSP Nakasone Award for his innovative work on synthetic gene networks and programmable cells launched the exciting field of synthetic biology. The complete announcement is available at http://bit.ly/Wx41Oh. Awardees' articles Dynamics of active and inactive states in the mouse neocortex Active and inactive states (sometimes referred to... Structure of mitochondrial ribosome is revealed The highly divergent ribosomes of human... A new tool reveals the distribution and dynamics of mitochondrial DNA in living cells [with video] Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) encodes essential... How do complex, colorful traits evolve? How complex traits composed of multiple... High-resolution structure of the Escherichia coli ribosome Protein synthesis by the ribosome is highly... Switchgrass proteomics for improved next generation biofuel crops If advanced biofuels are to replace standard... © 2010 Human Frontier Science Program Home Copyright Contact us Site map Design and technology by Reading Room Japanese sister site