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6 Dec 2018

Signature Structure Grants Enzyme Superfamilies Their Power

Researchers identify a key structural feature of Rossmann-fold methyltransferases, a huge class of enzymes with big responsibilities.

19 Nov 2018

Science Festival 2018 - A Success Yet Again!

4000 happy faces visited our Science Festival 2018, last weekend!

12 Nov 2018

Half Moons and Pinch Points: Same Physics, Different Energy

For the first time, physicists present a unified theory explaining two characteristic features of frustrated magnets and why they’re often seen together.

7 Nov 2018

The Slower They Turn, the Brighter They Glow

Slowing down movements of photoluminescent metal complexes can increase efficiency of light emission, discover OIST scientists.

29 Nov 2018

What Makes Vertebrates Special? We Can Learn from Lancelets

OIST researcher helps unravel the origins of vertebrate gene regulation in a large collaborative study.

9 Nov 2018

Doing the Wave: How Stretchy Fluids React to Wavy Surfaces

Scientists investigate the strange behavior of viscoelastic fluids in a series of specially designed experiments.

30 Oct 2018

Anti-Cancer Virus Fits Tumor Receptor Like a “Key in a Lock”

For the first time, scientists reveal how a promising drug candidate for cancer therapy interacts with receptors on tumors.

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Signature Structure Grants Enzyme Superfamilies Their Power

Science Festival 2018 - A Success Yet Again!

Half Moons and Pinch Points: Same Physics, Different Energy

The Slower They Turn, the Brighter They Glow

What Makes Vertebrates Special? We Can Learn from Lancelets

Doing the Wave: How Stretchy Fluids React to Wavy Surfaces

Anti-Cancer Virus Fits Tumor Receptor Like a “Key in a Lock”

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