The Straits Times (Singapore): Uproar over Nobel award for Japanese chemist
Times (UK) Online: Nobel Prize for Chemistry ‘given to wrong man’
ABCNEWS.com: Nobel Winners Give Advice to Scientists
Chemical & Engineering News: Winning Ways – Nobel Prize-winning techniques made mass spec and NMR amenable to biological molecules
Richmond.com: Fenn Meets with Swedish Ambassador
Asahi Shimbun Interview with Koichi Tanaka: Give engineers the attention they deserve
The International Mass Spectrometry Society (IMSS) Web site has been updated. Take a look and note that abstracts for the 2003 Conference in Edinburgh are due February 1, 2003.
The 15th Sanibel Conference on Mass Spectrometry, “Ion Activation in Chemistry and Biochemistry: Mechanisms, Dynamics, and Applications,” will be held January 24 – 28, 2003, at Sanibel Island, Florida.
The 2003 Lake Arrowhead Conference on Ion Chemistry and Mass Spectrometry will be held January 17–19, 2003 at the UCLA Conference Center in Lake Arrowhead, California.
Japan’s Newest Star: A Chemist
Christian Science Monitor 11/4/2002
Sunday, the emperor awarded Nobel laureate Koichi Tanaka Japan’s highest academic honor.
This just in the e-mail box:
Bruker Daltonics will hold a grand opening of its new headquarters
for customer support, research and development and manufacturing, at 40
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integrated Proteineer solution for proteomics will be presented in the new
customer demonstration and training center.Customers, partners, suppliers, investors, analysts, government officials,
our employees’ families, and the news media are all cordially invited.Please RSVP to Michael.Willett@bdal.com or call him at
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The Japan Times Online: Tanaka to share Nobel knowhow at Kyoto University
The Virginia Commonwealth University Web site has audio, video clips and photos from the October 9 press conference with John Fenn following the Nobel Prize announcement.
An interview with Dr. Ruedi Aebersold of the of the Institute for Systems Biology in Seattle is available in text format on the Bio.com site. There is also text and audio for a panel discussion on Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics with Ken Standing, Scot Weinberger, and Don Hunt that was held September 20, 2001.
Agilent now has an AP-MALDI Source for the Agilent 1100 Series LC/MSD Trap SL ion trap mass spectrometer.
Listen to a RealAudio interview with the CEO of Millbrook Instruments, manufacturer of a desktop SIMS instrument.
The Ciphergen Videos/Animations page has on-line movies explaining the protein chip (SELDI) technology.
October 16, 2002, BlogTV: Nobel Prize
Streaming Quicktime video of Japanese television coverage of Koichi Tanaka, Japan’s latest Nobel Laureate.
National Public Radio : 2002 Nobel Prize Winners [Chemistry]
Includes a link to the audio report (RealMedia).
Chemistry Nobel Crosses the Spectrum
Nature, 10 October 2002