News What's new in OIST SDG Clear filters No news articles found. Related OIST News Institutional News OIST Coral Project: Launching the world’s first coral reef conservation project using the latest genome research Individuals and companies are encouraged to support this project to protect the beautiful oceans of Okinawa and the world! Institutional News Bank of Okinawa Awards Grant Funding to OIST Startups to Commemorate Memorandum of Understanding Two startups will receive ¥1 million each to recognize their role in helping to build the innovation ecosystem in Okinawa. Institutional News “Girls, Be Ambitious!” Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology and OIST Foundation support educational ecosystem for girls and women in STEM Institutional News Make Onna Village known as the “Ecological Smart Resort” OIST and Onna Village have launched the Ecological Smart Resort Project as a regional revitalization plan for the Village. Research Update Asymmetry is key to creating more stable blue perovskite LEDs For the first time, researchers have created blue LEDs using layers of metal halide perovskite linked with asymmetrical bridges, solving a critical instability problem. Institutional News Local business teams up with OIST to raise donations for food drive The Bank of Okinawa participated in the winter 2021 food drive organized by OIST volunteers to help support families in the Okinawa Prefecture. Research Update Joining forces to combat the coronavirus crisis Throughout the pandemic, OIST researchers have worked closely with the Okinawa Prefectural Government, providing expertise and resources needed to tackle the COVID-19 crisis. Research Update Powerful new tool makes coral reef monitoring faster, easier, cheaper As coral reefs face increasing threats, a team of researchers have developed a genetic analysis tool to determine many different types of coral on a reef with just a sample of seawater. Research Update Okinawa’s natural environment is under threat, how can scientists help? Cutting-edge genomics, wildlife monitoring, and pest identification are methods that OIST has utilized to protect Okinawa’s stunning natural environment. Read all OIST News
Institutional News OIST Coral Project: Launching the world’s first coral reef conservation project using the latest genome research Individuals and companies are encouraged to support this project to protect the beautiful oceans of Okinawa and the world!
Institutional News Bank of Okinawa Awards Grant Funding to OIST Startups to Commemorate Memorandum of Understanding Two startups will receive ¥1 million each to recognize their role in helping to build the innovation ecosystem in Okinawa.
Institutional News “Girls, Be Ambitious!” Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology and OIST Foundation support educational ecosystem for girls and women in STEM
Institutional News Make Onna Village known as the “Ecological Smart Resort” OIST and Onna Village have launched the Ecological Smart Resort Project as a regional revitalization plan for the Village.
Research Update Asymmetry is key to creating more stable blue perovskite LEDs For the first time, researchers have created blue LEDs using layers of metal halide perovskite linked with asymmetrical bridges, solving a critical instability problem.
Institutional News Local business teams up with OIST to raise donations for food drive The Bank of Okinawa participated in the winter 2021 food drive organized by OIST volunteers to help support families in the Okinawa Prefecture.
Research Update Joining forces to combat the coronavirus crisis Throughout the pandemic, OIST researchers have worked closely with the Okinawa Prefectural Government, providing expertise and resources needed to tackle the COVID-19 crisis.
Research Update Powerful new tool makes coral reef monitoring faster, easier, cheaper As coral reefs face increasing threats, a team of researchers have developed a genetic analysis tool to determine many different types of coral on a reef with just a sample of seawater.
Research Update Okinawa’s natural environment is under threat, how can scientists help? Cutting-edge genomics, wildlife monitoring, and pest identification are methods that OIST has utilized to protect Okinawa’s stunning natural environment.
