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The Nanoparticles by Design Unit has applied for a patent for their nanoparticle crystallization method.

Scientists probe how excited states of matter behave in phosphorene – a two-dimensional material with unusual properties.

Researchers show that a quantum sensor using a single atom can accurately measure the coldest places in the universe.

OIST physicists calculate an atomic force that can be harnessed to create quantum technologies.

Professor Hirotaka Sugawara announces his new unit, which will find ways to apply particle and nuclear physics technology to medical research.

OIST scientists designed a novel silicon-based anode to provide lithium batteries with increased power and better stability.

Modelling of a magnetic material unveils an unusual state of matter that promises to advance the field of condensed matter

Researchers simulate quantum necklace-like structures in superfluids.

Physics research provides new insights into the fluctuations of wind energy, with implications for engineering and policy.

With the number of COVID-19 cases in Okinawa on the rise, OIST researchers are looking at how they can help the local community.