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Jurkat E6.1

Jurkat E6.1 (Jurkat E6-1, ATCC TIB-152, CVCL_0367) is a clone of the human Jurkat T-cell leukemia line from a 14-year-old boy, selected for high IL-2 production and widely used to study TCR signaling, with known PTEN/SHIP defects and genomic instability.

Jurm (जुर्म) (2005 film)

Jurm (जुर्म) is a 2005 Hindi thriller written and directed by Vikram Bhatt, starring Bobby Deol, Lara Dutta, Milind Soman, and Gul Panag. An industrialist is arrested for his wife's murder; the film flopped, earning ₹4.24 crore net in India.

Oct 3, 2026

Jurmana (जुर्माना)

Jurmana (जुर्माना), 1979 Hindi drama-romance directed by Hrishikesh Mukherjee, starring Amitabh Bachchan, Rakhee Gulzar, Vinod Mehra; a rich man bets he can woo a professor's daughter with money. Distinct from the 1996 Mithun Chakraborty film of the same name.

Jurnee Smollett

Jurnee Smollett (Jurnee Diana Smollett), American actress born 1986 in New York City; child star of Full House, breakthrough in Eve's Bayou, known for Friday Night Lights, Underground, Birds of Prey's Black Canary, Emmy-nominated Lovecraft Country, and Smoke.

Juro Money Zero Maturity ETF (Juro Funds / Juro Financial)

Juro Money Zero Maturity ETF is a Florida declaration of trust, formed in 2019, that anchors a group of unregistered Juro funds offering digital money.

Juro Sakai

Juro Sakai (酒井寿郎) is a Japanese molecular biologist, professor at Tohoku University, known for showing that SREBP is released from cell membranes by two sequential cleavages.

Oct 10, 2026

Juroku Financial Group

Juroku Financial Group, Inc. (株式会社十六フィナンシャルグループ) is a Japanese bank holding company established in 2021, centered on The Juroku Bank, the leading bank in Gifu Prefecture, tracing to a national bank founded in 1877.

Oct 15, 2026

Jurong hydroelectric plant

Jurong hydroelectric plant (句容抽水蓄能电站) is a 1,350 MW pumped-storage station in Jurong, Jiangsu, China, owned by State Grid Xinyuan and fully operational since October 2025.

Oct 15, 2026

Jurong Island power station

Jurong Island power station is the group of power stations on Singapore's Jurong Island, starting with the Jurong Power Station in 1971 and the offshore Pulau Seraya plant in 1988.

Oct 15, 2026

Jurong power station

Jurong power station (华电句容发电厂), also known as Huadian Jurong power station, is a 4,000 MW coal-fired power station in Jurong, Zhenjiang, Jiangsu, China, owned by Huadian Jiangsu Energy.

Jurong West

Jurong West is a non-mature HDB new town in western Singapore (est. 1981), one of the country's largest by population, in postal District 22 and the Outside Central Region.

Oct 3, 2026

Juror #2

Juror #2 (2024) is Clint Eastwood's courtroom thriller, written by Jonathan Abrams, in which juror Justin Kemp (Nicholas Hoult) realizes he may have caused the death being tried; released by Warner Bros. on November 1, 2024 to strong reviews but a minimal theatrical run.

Jurriaan Huskens

Jurriaan Huskens, born 1968, is a Dutch supramolecular chemist and professor of molecular nanofabrication at the University of Twente, known for the molecular printboard and the 2007 KNCV Gold Medal.

Jurrien Dean

Jurrien Dean is an NIH Distinguished Investigator who studies fertilization in mice, known for the ZP2/ovastacin model of sperm-egg recognition and a 1989 contraceptive vaccine study.

Jurriën M. ten Berg

Jurriën M. ten Berg (born 1964) is a Dutch interventional cardiologist at St. Antonius Hospital, Nieuwegein, and Maastricht University professor known for the POPular TAVI trials.

Jurriën Timber

Jurriën Timber (born 2001, Utrecht) is a Dutch defender for Arsenal and the Netherlands. Ajax academy product, two Eredivisie titles, €40m 2023 move to Arsenal, ACL injury on his Premier League debut, later PFA Team of the Year right-back.

Jurua

Jurua (Rio Juruá), major whitewater Amazon tributary rising in Peru, about 3,280 km long, one of the Amazon Basin's most sinuous rivers; basin 224,000 km2, discharge about 9,000 m3/s, navigable from Cruzeiro do Sul.

Jury

Jury: a sworn group of citizens, usually 12, that decides facts and returns a verdict in a trial (also grand jury), and, in a second sense, a panel judging competitions or prizes; from Old French juree, oath.

Jury Chechi

Jury Chechi (Juri Chechi), Italian artistic gymnast born 1969 in Prato, nicknamed Lord of the Rings; five straight world rings titles 1993-1997, Olympic gold Atlanta 1996 and bronze Athens 2004.

Jury duty

Jury duty, or jury service, is compulsory civic service as a trial juror. Covers summons and selection from voter and license lists, US federal pay of $50 per day, employer protections, Ontario's $120 daily rate, trust-building effects, and UK 2025 reforms.

Jury Duty (2023 TV series)

Jury Duty (2023 TV series), Amazon Freevee/Prime Video hybrid reality-scripted comedy; fake trial around unwitting juror Ronald Gladden with James Marsden; four Emmy nominations, Peabody Award; season 2 Company Retreat with Anthony Norman; renewed for season 3.

Jury nullification

Jury nullification, also called jury veto or jury equity, occurs when jurors acquit a defendant they believe guilty because applying the law would be unjust.

Jury rigging

Jury rigging, also called jury-rigging, is the making of temporary, makeshift repairs with whatever is at hand, originating in sailing, where a jury mast replaces a broken mast.

Jury selection

Jury selection (voir dire) is the process of assembling a trial jury from a randomly drawn pool via questionnaires, questioning, and challenges for cause and peremptory challenges, with Batson limits on race-based strikes and ongoing reform debates.

Jury trial

A jury trial is a legal proceeding in which sworn ordinary citizens render the verdict of fact, developed in medieval England and now used in close to fifty countries.

Juryoku Pierrot (ジュリョクピエロ)

Juryoku Pierrot (ジュウリョクピエロ) is a Japanese chestnut Thoroughbred filly by Orfevre, foaled 2023, trained by Ryo Terashima, who won the 2026 Japanese Oaks (Yushun Himba) under Seina Imamura, the first Japanese female jockey to win a JRA Grade 1.

Jus ad bellum

Jus ad bellum is the international law governing when states may lawfully use force: the UN Charter Article 2(4) prohibition, Security Council authorization, Article 51 self-defence, and necessity and proportionality, distinct from jus in bello conduct-of-war law.

Jus sanguinis

Jus sanguinis, "right of blood," is the principle that citizenship passes from parent to child regardless of birthplace; it is the global default, contrasting with jus soli birthright citizenship.