Just like a fruit fly, a new algorithm never forgets old scents

A new study by Dr. Tokuda and Prof. Doya from the Neural Computational Unit at OIST has identified  three sub-types of depression that previously unknown.

For the first time, scientists at OIST and the University of Otago have described exactly how the Seneca Valley virus interacts with tumors -- and why it leaves healthy tissues alone.

An image created by the Structural Cellular Biology Unit is being featured on the cover of the February issue of the journal

A new perspective bridges two approaches to understanding quantum gravity.

A paper released by OIST's G0 Cell Unit has identified that the common immunosuppressant chemical rapamycin has more potential uses for medicine.