10. February 2017 - 9:51

New Mechanobiology Technique to Stop Cancer Cell Migration

OIST researchers have synthesized a molecule that targets the membranes of cervical cancer cells to block their migration
9. December 2016 - 17:25

The Song of Silence

Neurons in zebra finch brains operate as a barcode reader to detect songs of the same species during learning
11. October 2016 - 0:00

Lights, Action, Electrons!

For the first time, scientists visualized electron movement inside a solar cell.
30. September 2016 - 1:00

Coral Study Reveals Secrets of Evolution

Brachyury gene shown to be a key player in mesoderm evolution
20. September 2016 - 0:00

Finding Your Way Around in an Uncertain World

The Brain Utilizes Dynamic Bayesian Inference
9. August 2016 - 11:12

Okinawa Mozuku – The Treasure Under the Sea

Scientists have decoded the genome of Okinawa mozuku, a seaweed with healthy properties that plays a key economic and ecological role.
22. June 2016 - 0:00

The Sound of Music: How the Songbird Learns its Melody

In zebra finches, the neurons associated with the memory of the father bird’s song have been pinpointed.
5. May 2016 - 1:10

Turning the Volume of Gene Expression Up and Down

Scientists at OIST and the Janelia Research Campus have shown that gene expression in a fruit fly embryo can be accurately and predictably tuned.
29. March 2016 - 0:00

Scientific Secrets for Successful Aging?

Age-related differences in human blood metabolites identified.
26. February 2016 - 13:58

OIST and Misawa Homes Institute of R&D Partner to Create Sustainable Living

OIST and Misawa Homes team up to build an experimental eco-friendly home with the hope of bringing sustainable homes and communities around the world.