Unit News

The device can produce medical-grade oxygen – a life-saving treatment currently in short supply in India.

A little-studied human foot arch is important for walking and running, finds new study.

Scientists devise new method for studying solar power

New research shows with unprecedented accuracy what happens to liquid soap as it spreads on water.

Physics research provides new insights into the fluctuations of wind energy, with implications for engineering and policy.

Neurons in zebra finch brains operate as a barcode reader to detect songs of the same species during learning

Confirming the link between disorder and metastability in granular physics.

The OIST study on fluctuations in wind power describes how to find errors in forecasting renewable energy needs.

OIST researchers discover a way to tweak design recipes for a special class of materials.

The Collective Interactions unit makes the details behind many theories more palpable by studying phenomena that can be seen with the naked eye.