Mutant clownfish reveals the gene behind nature’s patterns A clownfish with a striking snowflake mutation, disrupting the formation of the usual straight, white bars. © Andrew Scott / OIST OIST’s recent research has been featured on Earth.com. Date: 06 April 2026 Category: In the Media Media Source: Earth.com Share on: Related Media Coverage In the Media Image of the Day The science news website Live Science featured a photo from Prof. Nic Chormaic’s unit research in its Image of the Day on November 6, a gallery of amazing photos from around the world. In the Media Build-A-Nanoparticle Article in Overseas Media Anna Ikarashi's most recent OIST Web article, Build-A-Nanoparticle, about a research paper by Prof. In the Media Goodbye Pinholes, Hello Press The Pinholes Be Gone! story has been picked up by overseas media, including: Science Daily In the Media Quantum Middleman New article based on research by the Quantum Dynamics Unit, about a system that could store quantum information for longer times, has been picked up by the following overseas media: In the Media Jellyfish Metamorphosis research featured in Japanese online media A research on jellyfish metamorphosis by Dr. Konstantin Khalturin in Prof. Satoh's Marine Genomics Unit was higlighted by several Japanese websites recently.
A clownfish with a striking snowflake mutation, disrupting the formation of the usual straight, white bars. © Andrew Scott / OIST
In the Media Image of the Day The science news website Live Science featured a photo from Prof. Nic Chormaic’s unit research in its Image of the Day on November 6, a gallery of amazing photos from around the world.
In the Media Build-A-Nanoparticle Article in Overseas Media Anna Ikarashi's most recent OIST Web article, Build-A-Nanoparticle, about a research paper by Prof.
In the Media Goodbye Pinholes, Hello Press The Pinholes Be Gone! story has been picked up by overseas media, including: Science Daily
In the Media Quantum Middleman New article based on research by the Quantum Dynamics Unit, about a system that could store quantum information for longer times, has been picked up by the following overseas media:
In the Media Jellyfish Metamorphosis research featured in Japanese online media A research on jellyfish metamorphosis by Dr. Konstantin Khalturin in Prof. Satoh's Marine Genomics Unit was higlighted by several Japanese websites recently.
