Videos
 24 Apr 2013
An aerial view of OIST’s campus shows off its spectacular architecture, surrounding landscape, and building layout. Orient yourself to Japan’s only international and interdisciplinary graduate... |
 29 Mar 2013
Temperature sensors from OIST get a ride on the Japanese Coast Guard’s navigational buoys. Collecting temperature data around Okinawa is part of the large ocean monitoring system that the Marine... |
 19 Oct 2012
"Science Without Boundaries" gives you a short introduction to OIST.
There are two editions of the movie - this full-length edition at 7.5 minutes and the short edition at 2 minutes. Each is... |
25 Apr 2013
Unedited Aerial Footage of OIST Campus (December 2012)
This footage is available for download in unedited form for use by press and media. Please credit OIST.
12 Mar 2013
Professor Greg Stephens searches for patterns in the behavior of Caenorhabditis elegans, a transparent worm about one millimeter in length. He and colleagues at Princeton University directly analyzed...
7 Mar 2013
OIST opens its campus to the public once a year to showcase its research and demonstrate through hands-on learning that science is fun!
Creative commons music by...
26 Feb 2013
A video showing the transformation process from aluminum printing plates to artist Akira Miyagi’s creations.
14 Feb 2013
Timelapse of the Lab 2 construction on the OIST campus.
Work began in November 2010, and the building was put to use in June 2012
Sound/Music by ...
7 Jan 2013
The story for any fish hoping to make an uphill trip from the ocean to the Shirin-Gawa stream that passes through the OIST campus.
27 Dec 2012
Tabletop experiments in OIST's Collective Interactions Unit
https://groups.oist.jp/ciu
Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology
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30 Nov 2012
Members of the Light-Matter Interactions Unit use optical nanofibers and lasers to trap plastic balls the size of human red blood cells on an ‘optical conveyor belt’. The group hopes to work with...
19 Nov 2012
Narration by OIST President Jonathan Dorfan
31 Oct 2012
"Science Without Boundaries" gives you a short introduction to OIST.
There are two editions of the movie - the full-length edition at 7.5 minutes and the short edition at 2 minutes. Each is available...
19 Oct 2012
"Science Without Boundaries" gives you a short introduction to OIST.
There are two editions of the movie - the full-length edition at 7.5 minutes and the short edition at 2 minutes. Each is...
19 Oct 2012
"Science Without Boundaries" gives you a short introduction to OIST.
There are two editions of the movie - the full-length edition at 7.5 minutes and this short edition at 2 minutes. Each is...
19 Oct 2012
"Science Without Boundaries" gives you a short introduction to OIST.
There are two editions of the movie - a full-length edition at 7.5 minutes and this short edition at 2 minutes. Each is available...
9 Aug 2012
Purkinje cells are large neurons in the cerebellum, the part of the brain responsible for motor coordination. This 3D reconstruction shows Purkinje cells in a living mouse that were labeled with a...
1 Aug 2012
An illustration of how the human papillomavirus (HPV) capsid self-assembles in vitro from individual proteins into virus-like particles. Pharmaceutical companies take advantage of this process to...
25 Jul 2012
A time lapse video of the setup of a new ultra high vacuum nanoparticle deposition system, which will enable researchers under the supervision of Prof. Mukhles Sowwan to make their own custom...
14 Jul 2012
In the brain, cortical neurons fire in response to stimuli from the body, and thalamic neurons provide feedback that regulates the cortical neurons' firing―and thus helps keep the brain functioning...
25 Apr 2012
When OIST Mathematical Biology Unit head Robert Sinclair looks at a leafless tree, he sees more than a reminder that spring has not yet arrived. For him, the tree is a chance to observe a fundamental...
8 Apr 2012
An animation showing a new nanoparticle deposition system in OIST's Nanoparticles by Design for Nanotechnology and Biomedical Applications Unit. Atoms of up to three different materials can be...
4 Apr 2012
If you want to know what is truly special about the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology, you can now watch OIST - The Movie. Watch the trailer would be more accurate, as this short...
