2024年2月22日 Feb/22/2024, Our new paper is out! Our new paper led by Kou, Yohsuke, and Hana is online in Nature Aging. Damage to cell membranes causes cell aging. Thanks again to all the team members, friends, reviewers, and the editors. Numerous people, visibly and invisibly, contributed to it. Our new paper Okinawa Times (in Japanese) News and Views, Nature Aging (in English) 研究ユニット Membranology Unit 関連記事 Establishing World-Class Coral Reef Ecosystem Monitoring in Okinawa OIST has installed a marine observatory system in waters off the coast of Motobu, Okinawa, which enables real-time monitoring of biological and physical data. Vesicles, the butlers of the brain Scientists at OIST are working to illuminate the minute details of how brain cells called neurons communicate. Saving Energy– OIST receives Good Lighting Award OIST has received a Good Lighting Award 2010 from the Illuminating Engineering Institute of Japan (IEIJ) for the excellent illumination facilities in Laboratory 1. OIST hosts 4S Workshop Installing Okinawa’s Ocean Thermometers If weather and technology cooperate during the next four years OIST researcher, Daisuke Hasegawa of the Marine Biophysics Unit will have received more than 800,000 emails from the ocean.
Establishing World-Class Coral Reef Ecosystem Monitoring in Okinawa OIST has installed a marine observatory system in waters off the coast of Motobu, Okinawa, which enables real-time monitoring of biological and physical data.
Vesicles, the butlers of the brain Scientists at OIST are working to illuminate the minute details of how brain cells called neurons communicate.
Saving Energy– OIST receives Good Lighting Award OIST has received a Good Lighting Award 2010 from the Illuminating Engineering Institute of Japan (IEIJ) for the excellent illumination facilities in Laboratory 1.
Installing Okinawa’s Ocean Thermometers If weather and technology cooperate during the next four years OIST researcher, Daisuke Hasegawa of the Marine Biophysics Unit will have received more than 800,000 emails from the ocean.