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To ensure you receive F1000 emails, add info@updates.f1000.com to your safelist. Our congratulations to Randy Schekman, one of the Heads of Faculty for Cell Biology at F1000Prime, on being awarded the 2013 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Our congratulations also go to Michael Levitt, F1000Prime Faculty Member in Structural Biology, on receiving the 2013 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. There are now nine Nobel Prize winners amongst the F1000Prime Faculty. F1000 Community: coming to a city near you? In September we announced a rapidly growing schedule of presentations, panels, workshops and events for the rest of 2013. F1000 will be visiting many cities and universities worldwide – in the UK (Cambridge, Oxford, Edinburgh, Swansea and Lancaster), Europe (Zurich, The Hague) and USA (San Francisco, Charleston). Contact us to organize an F1000 presentation at your institute. In London, we will be welcoming local members of the F1000 Community to our inaugural meet-up event – a free networking evening aimed at junior researchers. And, we are fast approaching the one-hundredth appointed F1000 Specialist. F1000 Specialists are experienced users of F1000's services who work with us and our prestigious Faculty Members to help grow our community and develop our services in exchange for exciting rewards. Interested? Apply Online. 1,394 recommendations added in the past month. Below is a selection: Cellular Whodunnit This paper reads like an exciting murder mystery as the authors track down some of the culprits responsible for the intracellular detection of Gram-negative lipopolysaccharides. Kayagaki N, Wong MT, Stowe IB, et al. Science 2013 Sep; 341:1246-9 Mini brains created in lab This ground-breaking paper used a 3D culture system that, for the first time, led to the creation of cerebral organoids consisting of discrete brain structures recapitulating a developing human brain. Lancaster MA, Renner M, Martin CA, et al. Nature 2013 Sep; 501:373-9 Stem-cell shortcuts Do hematopoietic stem cells really have to go through a series of progenitor differentiation steps to produce blood cells? Apparently, not always. Yamamoto R, Morita Y, Ooehara J et al. Cell 2013 Aug; 154:1112-26 F1000Prime Reports Open-access review journal, reporting on the hottest topics. Human spermatozoa: revelations on the road to conception Older men can still be fathers, despite engendering more miscarriages, but their babies have a higher risk of health problems such as bipolar disease, autism, schizophrenia and epilepsy. F1000Prime Report by R. John Aitken. F1000Prime Rep 2013, 5:39 See all recent F1000Prime Reports. Our innovative open access journal offering rapid publication, open peer review and open data. Below is a selection of our latest peer reviewed articles: REVIEW The effects of anaesthesia on the developing brain: a summary of the clinical evidence Published: 20 Aug 2013 Yu CK, Yuen VMY, Wong GT et al. F1000Research 2:166