Into the DNA of a Coral Reef Predator
Decoding the genome of the Crown-of-Thorns Starfish to control this invasive predator preying on coral reefs
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Researchers simulate quantum necklace-like structures in superfluids.
The Japanese Government recognized Dr. Tisato Kajiyama and Dr. Eiki Senaha’s achievements in science and education by granting them prestigious medals.
OIST researchers create self-assembling molecules which can be broken down by ultraviolet light to recombine into novel macroscopic shapes.
The United States National Science Board of the National Science Foundation announces Dr. Colwell as the 2017 recipient of this esteemed award.
The Japanese Government announced that former OIST Promotion Corporation President Dr. Sydney Brenner will receive the honorific award for his achievements.
OIST researchers develop better tools to characterize polymer solutions using microfluidic platforms, promising improvements in healthcare applications.
OIST researchers develop a material that shines under mechanical stress by incorporating a photoluminescent sensor molecule within a standard polymer.
A groundbreaking ceremony took place to mark the beginning of construction of the fourth research facility at OIST.
Researchers from OIST and Australia have sequenced and decoded for the first time the genome of the Crown-of-Thorns Starfish, paving the way for the biocontrol of this invasive predator responsible for the destruction of coral reefs across indo-pacific oceans.
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