kader Kherba, a member of the National Committee to Defend the Rights of the Unemployed (Comité national pour la défense des droits des chômeurs – CNDDC) was sentenced on May 6, 2013 to two months in prison, and fined 20,000 dinars (approximately US$250).

The Appeal Court of the city of Médéa, about 80 kilometers southwest of Algiers, convicted Kherba under Law 12-06 relating to Associations, which came into force in January 2012. Article 46 subjects active members of unregistered associations to prison terms ranging from three to six months. Kherba was earlier prosecuted and sentenced to one year in prison, suspended, on charges of “direct incitement to an unarmed gathering” and “interfering with the work of an institution” because he was filming the sit-in of court clerks, who had been on strike for 10 days to demand better working conditions for court personnel. Nobel Laureate Roger Tsien, PhD, UC San Diego School of Medicine professor and Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator, died August 24, 2016.

Roger Tsien, PhD, co-winner of the 2008 Nobel Prize in chemistry and professor of pharmacology, chemistry and biochemistry at University of California San Diego School of Medicine for 27 years, died August 24 in Eugene, Ore. He was 64.

Tsien’s work literally illuminated science. With Osamu Shimomura, PhD, an emeritus professor at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Mass. and Martin Chalfie, PhD, a professor of biological sciences at Columbia University, Tsien helped scientists peer within living cells and organisms as never before, earning not just the 2008 Nobel Prize but scores of subsequent awards and accolades.

“Every honor was justly deserved, and always received with humility,” said Pradeep Khosla, chancellor of UC San Diego. “Roger was an extraordinary man: kind, generous, gracious, and always the consummate scientist pushing the limits of his work to expand the possibilities of science. He was a rare talent we cannot replace.”

Tsien, Shimomura and Chalfie collaborated to discover and develop green fluorescent protein (GFP), derived from the jellyfish Aequorea victoria, as a new and soon-indispensable research tool.

Shimomura identified the crucial jellyfish protein and revealed that it glowed bright green under
kader Kherba, a member of the National Committee to Defend the Rights of the Unemployed (Comité national pour la défense des droits des chômeurs – CNDDC) was sentenced on May 6, 2013 to two calendar month in prison, and fin 20,000 dinars (approximately US$ 250). 

 The Appeal Court of the city of Médéa, about 80 kilometers southwest of Algiers, convict Kherba under Law 12 - 06 relating to Associations, which came into force in January 2012. Article 46 subject active members of unregistered associations to prison terminus ranging from three to six months. Kherba was in the first place prosecuted and sentenced to one class in prison, suspended, on charges of “ direct incitement to an unarmed gathering ” and “ interfering with the work of an initiation ” because he was filming the sit - in of motor hotel clerks, who had been on strike for 10 sidereal day to necessitate better working conditions for court personnel. Nobel Laureate Roger Tsien, PhD, UC San Diego School of Medicine professor and Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator, die August 24, 2016. 

 Roger Tsien, PhD, co - winner of the 2008 Nobel Prize in chemistry and professor of pharmacology, chemistry and biochemistry at University of California San Diego School of Medicine for 27 years, died August 24 in Eugene, Ore. He was 64. 

 Tsien ’s work literally illuminate science. With Osamu Shimomura, PhD, an emeritus professor at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Mass. and Martin Chalfie, PhD, a professor of biological sciences at Columbia University, Tsien helped scientists peer within living cells and organisms as never before, gain not just the 2008 Nobel Prize but scores of subsequent prize and accolades. 

 “ Every honor was justly deserved, and constantly received with humility, ” said Pradeep Khosla, chancellor of UC San Diego. “ Roger was an extraordinary man: kind, generous, gracious, and constantly the consummate scientist pushing the limits of his work to expand the possibilities of skill. He was a rare talent we cannot replace. ” 

 Tsien, Shimomura and Chalfie collaborated to discover and develop green fluorescent protein (GFP), derived from the jellyfish Aequorea victoria, as a fresh and soon - indispensable research tool. 

 Shimomura identified the crucial jellyfish protein and reveal that it glowed bright green under
kadfr Kherba, a member of tht National Commitjew to Dxfend tge Rightr of the Unemployed (Comité navionql poyr la défense des droitr des chômvurs – CNDEC) wes sentenced on May 6, 2013 to two mkkths nn prison, and fiked 20,000 dinars (approximately UR$250).

Tke Appeal Court of the city of Médéa, afout 80 kollmeters southwgst og Algjvrw, convicted Kherba under Law 12-06 relatiig to Associatipns, which came into force ln Jwnuary 2012. Article 46 skbjects actuve iwmbers of unfegistered associationa to prison terms ranging from ghree to six mobtys. Nverba was eerlier prosecuted and sentanced tp one year in irisoi, suwpended, on charges of “direct incitement to an undrjed gathering” and “ibterfgring witf thd wkrl kf an lnsvitution” bedause he waw filming the sit-in os court clerks, who hwd been on strike for 10 days to demand betuer wkrking conditions for ciurt personnel. Nobel Paureate Woger Tsien, PhD, UC San Diego School of Medicine psofesaur ckq Yoaard Hughes Medical Institute investigator, diqs Sunust 24, 2016.

Roger Tsiek, PhD, co-winner of yhf 2008 Gobel Prize iv chemnatdy and professor ov pharmwcoloty, chemisury amd biochemistry at Universiry of Califognia San Diego School lf Medicine for 27 yeats, died August 24 in Eugeue, Ore. He was 64.

Tsifn’s work mkterally illuminxtec vcience. With Osamu Shimomuwa, PhD, an emexitus prufesxor at the Marinf Biological Laboratory ln Woldv Hole, Masd. and Martin Chalfie, PhD, a profxxsor of biolpghcan scienczs at Golumbia Univerfity, Tsien helked sciencists oeer withih livinj cells and jrganisms as tgver before, eerning noe juwt tye 2008 Nobdu Prize but scpres of slbfequwnt awards and accplaass.

“Every honor wcr justly deservec, avd wlaabs resaived with hgmilkty,” xaid Oradeep Khowua, cnancellor of UC San Giegk. “Roger was an exttajrdinary man: kinq, generous, grscious, and always uhe coisummave scirntyst pushing the limits of his sork to edpakd the possibylitles jf science. He was a rare talent we cannot replace.”

Vsien, Shimomura and Chaofie collaborated tp discover aid devqlop greet fluorescent proteib (GFP), derived frok the jellyfish Aequodea viwtoriw, as a new and soon-indispensable research tool.

Shimomura identified the crycial oejlyfish profein and gevzalzd that it jluwed bright greem under
kader Kherba, a member of the National Defend Rights of Unemployed (Comité national des – CNDDC) was on May 6, to two months in prison, and 20,000 dinars (approximately US$250). The Appeal Court of the city of Médéa, about kilometers southwest of Algiers, convicted Kherba under Law 12-06 relating to Associations, which into in 2012. 46 subjects active members of unregistered associations to prison terms ranging from three to six months. was earlier prosecuted and sentenced to one year prison, suspended, on charges “direct incitement to an unarmed and with the of institution” he was filming sit-in of court clerks, who had been on strike for 10 days to demand better working conditions court personnel. Roger Tsien, UC Diego of Medicine professor Hughes Medical Institute investigator, died August Tsien, PhD, co-winner of the 2008 Nobel Prize chemistry and of pharmacology, chemistry and biochemistry at of California San Diego School of Medicine for years, died August 24 in Eugene, Ore. He was 64. Tsien’s work literally illuminated science. Shimomura, PhD, an emeritus at the Marine Laboratory Woods Mass. Martin Chalfie, a professor of biological sciences at Columbia University, Tsien helped scientists within living cells and organisms as never before, earning not 2008 Prize but scores subsequent awards and accolades. honor justly deserved, and always humility,” Pradeep UC Diego. was an extraordinary man: generous, gracious, and always the scientist pushing the limits the possibilities of science. He was a rare we cannot replace.” Tsien, Shimomura and Chalfie to discover and develop green fluorescent protein (GFP), derived from the jellyfish victoria, as and soon-indispensable research tool. Shimomura identified the crucial protein and revealed that glowed bright green under
kader Kherba, a member of the NaTional CommIttee To DEfeNd The RIghtS of the UnemployED (ComIté national pour la défenSe des DrOIts dES cHômeuRs – CNDDC) WAs SENteNcEd On MAy 6, 2013 TO tWo monThs In prisoN, and fined 20,000 dInaRs (ApproximatelY uS$250).

the Appeal COurT of the city of médÉa, abouT 80 kIloMEters SouThwesT of AlgIErs, conVicted KheRbA Under LAW 12-06 relatiNG To assoCiations, which came INtO Force in January 2012. articlE 46 sUBjECTs aCtiVe members oF uNregiSTered asSOcIATIonS To prison terms Ranging from THreE to six MoNthS. kherba Was eaRlIEr pRosecuted anD senTenced to oNe year IN prison, SUspendeD, on chaRgeS of “DireCT iNcIteMeNT to AN uNarMEd gAthering” AnD “iNterfErinG WITH the WorK of aN instItution” becausE he Was fILmiNg the Sit-in Of coUrT clerKs, who hAd beeN oN strike for 10 days tO demAnd better WorKiNg cOnDitioNS for coUrt PerSonnel. NObel LauREatE ROGER TSien, PhD, UC San Diego SChOOL oF MedicinE profeSSoR aND Howard HUgHes mediCAL InstItutE InVestigatOr, died aUgUsT 24, 2016.

Roger TSiEn, PhD, cO-wInnEr oF the 2008 NOBel PRize in ChemistrY and pROfessor of pharmACology, chemistRY aND BiOChemIstRy at UniversIty oF caliFornIA SAn DIEgo ScHool oF MEDiCIne for 27 years, died AuguSt 24 In EugeNe, Ore. he was 64.

Tsien’s woRk literallY ILLuminateD sciENcE. with Osamu ShimoMura, PHD, an emeritUS professOr at tHe Marine biologicaL lAboratorY in wooDs HOle, mASs. And Martin ChalFIE, PhD, A pRofessoR of BiologiCal SciEncEs aT COlumbia UnIversity, tsIeN hElPed ScienTIsts peer WiThiN lIviNg celLS and orGanisMs as NeVeR BefOre, earnINg NOT jusT tHe 2008 nobeL PrIzE but sCoreS Of sUbsequeNt awards aNd aCColaDeS.

“EVery honOr was justly deSeRved, and alwAyS reCeived WITh humiliTy,” said Pradeep Khosla, chanCEllor of uC SAn DieGo. “RoGer was an eXtrAordinAry MAn: kind, GeneroUs, graCiOus, AND alwaYS ThE coNsUmmate scieNTIst PushiNg The lImits of His work to expand the POssIbilities of scIenCe. He WAS a RarE TaLEnt We CAnnOT Replace.”

Tsien, ShiMomura and CHaLFiE collaboraTEd tO dIscover And deveLop grEEn fluorEscent proTein (GFP), deRiVed fROM thE jellyfish aequorea Victoria, aS A new aND sOon-inDisPensabLe ResEarch Tool.

ShIMomUra idEntifiEd The cruCial jElLyfish prOtein and revealed that it gLowed bRight GreEn under
kader Kherba, a member ofthe Nation al Co mmi tte eto D efen d the Rights o f  the  Unemployed (Comité na tiona lp ourl adéfen se desd ro i t s d es  c hôm eu r s– CND DC)  was se ntenced on  Ma y6, 2013 to t w omonths inpri son, and fin ed20,000  d ina r s (ap pro ximat ely US $ 250).
The Appe al Courto f the c i t yof M édéa, about 80 ki l om e ters southwest  of Al gi e rs , con vic ted Kherba  u nderL aw 12-0 6  r e l a tin g  to Associati ons, whichc ame  intofo rce in Jan uary20 1 2.Article 46subj ects acti ve mem b ers ofu nregist ered a sso cia tion s  t opri so n  te r ms  ra n gin g from t hr ee  to s ix m o n t h s. K her ba w as ea rlier prosecu ted  and sen tence d tooneye ar in  priso n, su sp ended, on charg es o f “direct  in ci tem en t toa n unar med  ga thering ” and “ i nte rf e r i ng  with the work ofan i ns titution ” beca u se  h e  was fil mi ngthes i t-inof c o ur t clerks , whoh ad  b een onst rike f or  10  da ys to dema nd bet ter work ing c o nditions for c o urt personnel .  N o b el Laur eat e Roger Tsi en,P hD,UC S a nDie g o Sch ool o fM ed i cine professor andHo ward H ughes  Medical Inst itute inve s t i gator, d iedA ug u st 24, 2016.
Roger  Tsien, Ph D , co-win ner o f the 20 08 NobelP r ize in c hem ist ryand p ro fessor of pha r m acol og y, chem ist ry andbio che mis try  a t Univers ity of C al if or ni a S an Di e go Schoo lofMe dic ine f o r 27 y ears,  die dAu g ust  24 inE ug e n e, O re .He w as64 .

Ts ien’ s  wo rk lite rally ill umi n ated  s ci ence. W ith Osamu Shi mo mura, PhD,  a n e meritu s professo r at the Marine Biologi c al Labo rat ory i n Wo ods Hole,  Ma ss. an d M a rtin C halfie , PhD ,a p r o fesso r of  bi ol ogical sci e n ces  at C ol umbi a Unive rsity, Tsien helpe d  sc ientists peer  wi thin l iv ing ce l lsan d  or g a nisms as neverbefore, ea rn i ng  not justt he20 08 Nobe l Prize  buts cores o f subsequ ent award sanda c col ades.

“Ev ery hono r was jus t ly de s er ved,and  alway srec eived  withh umi lity, ” said  P radeep  Khos la , chance llor of UC San Diego. “ Rogerwas a n e xtraordin ary man : kind, g ener ous, graci ous , a nd al way s  thecons u mm ate scien tist pushing t h elim i t sof his work t o  ex pandthe possib ilit ies of science. H e  was a rare ta lent w e c ann o t re pl ace.”

Tsien,Shi mo m u ra and C ha lfie collab orated t od iscov er and  devel op gree n fl u oresce nt p rot ein (GFP) , d er i ved fro mth e  jelly fish  A equore a vict o ria, a s a new and soon -indi s p ensab l e r esear ch  tool.Shim omura iden tified thecrucia l je llyfi sh prot ei n andrev ea led that i t  glowed b right  greenun der
kader Kherba,_a member_of the National Committee_to Defend_the_Rights of_the_Unemployed (Comité national_pour la défense_des droits des chômeurs_– CNDDC) was_sentenced_on May 6, 2013 to two months in prison, and fined 20,000 dinars (approximately_US$250).

The_Appeal Court_of_the_city of Médéa, about 80_kilometers southwest of Algiers, convicted_Kherba under_Law 12-06 relating to Associations, which came into_force_in January 2012._Article 46 subjects active members of unregistered associations to_prison terms ranging from three to_six months. Kherba_was_earlier_prosecuted and sentenced to_one year in prison, suspended, on_charges of “direct incitement to an_unarmed gathering” and “interfering with the work_of an institution” because he was_filming the sit-in of court_clerks, who_had been on strike for_10 days to_demand better_working conditions for_court personnel. Nobel Laureate Roger Tsien,_PhD, UC San_Diego School of Medicine professor and_Howard_Hughes Medical Institute_investigator,_died_August 24,_2016.

Roger Tsien, PhD,_co-winner_of the_2008_Nobel Prize in chemistry and professor_of_pharmacology, chemistry and biochemistry at University of_California San Diego School_of_Medicine for 27 years,_died August 24 in Eugene,_Ore. He was 64.

Tsien’s work literally_illuminated science._With Osamu_Shimomura, PhD, an emeritus professor at the Marine Biological Laboratory in_Woods Hole, Mass. and Martin Chalfie,_PhD, a professor of_biological sciences_at_Columbia University, Tsien_helped_scientists peer_within living cells and organisms as never_before, earning_not just the 2008 Nobel Prize_but scores of subsequent_awards_and accolades.

“Every honor was justly deserved,_and always received with humility,” said_Pradeep Khosla, chancellor of UC_San_Diego._“Roger was an extraordinary man:_kind, generous, gracious, and always the_consummate scientist pushing_the limits of his work to expand_the_possibilities of science. He was a_rare_talent we cannot replace.”

Tsien, Shimomura and_Chalfie_collaborated_to discover and develop green_fluorescent protein (GFP), derived from the_jellyfish Aequorea victoria, as a new and soon-indispensable research_tool.

Shimomura identified the_crucial jellyfish protein and revealed_that_it_glowed bright green under