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About 100 people converged at OIST to discuss how to make Japanese science more visible to the world.

OIST hosted its first Science Challenge workshop on March 9-13 with 22 undergraduate and graduate students from Japan and abroad.

A new era of open energy systems is ready for launch

OIST hosts small-scale symposiums to share research as it happens.

Thousands of visitors enjoyed hands-on activities, lectures and demonstrations at the 2015 OIST Open Campus.

Building 3 is nearly finished, completing the first phase of the university's development.

21 teams of Okinawan high school students, selected from the 31 teams that applied, competed in the 3rd SCORE! – Science in Okinawa: Research for Enterprise - contest on Saturday 13 December.

Experts from around the world met at OIST to advise and comment on the future of Marine Science.

Hinako Takahashi, Parliamentary Vice-Minister of the Environment, visited OIST to open the meeting of the International Coral Reef Initiative.

The Japanese Cancer Association is awarding OIST Prof. Tadashi Yamamoto a prestigious award for his contributions to cancer research.

Newly appointed minister acknowledges interaction and interdisciplinary studies on his first visit.

From August 18-22, over 100 students explored the world of science as participants in the Onna-OIST Children’s School of Science.