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Research Update OIST Welcomes Dr. Yohei Yokobayashi Yohei Yokobayashi joins OIST to lead the new unit on Nucleic Acid Chemistry and Engineering in an effort to understand the applications of chemistry in biological systems. 29 September 2014
Research Update Smartgels Are Thicker Than Water Professor Amy Shen develops smartgels, viscous and elastic substances with useful properties such as sensitivity to glucose spikes, which would help diabetics monitor their blood sugar. 19 September 2014
Research Update Professor Amy Shen joins OIST to Study Complex Fluids Professor Amy Shen is joining OIST to head the Micro/Bio/Nano Fluidics Unit to study complex fluids. 28 February 2014
