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A group photo of students in red OIST t-shirts and organizers, holding their certificates of completing the Science Challenge 2025.

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Taking ideas from “0 to 1” at Science Challenge 2025

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Okinawa Prefecture Kaiho Junior High School Students Visited OIST

On April 18, 2025, students from Okinawa Prefecture Kaiho Junior High School visited OIST.

沖縄県立開邦中学校の生徒がOIST学生、多良　勇輝さんからキャリアトークを受けました。

On April 18, 2025, 79 students from Okinawa Prefecture Kaiho Junior High School visited OIST.
Yuki Tara, a PhD student from the Laudet Unit (Marine Eco-Evo-Devo Unit) gave a lecture to the students about his career and research.

Date:

18 April 2025

Category:

OIST Visits for Schools in Okinawa

Audience:

Junior High School Students

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参加者の質問に答えるOIST客員研究員

Prof. Coen Elemans from University of Southern Denmark, an OIST visiting researcher at the Neuronal Mechanism for Critical Period Unit, gave a lecture.

About 350 people joined the event.

Date:

05 April 2025

Category:

Lectures

Audience:

General Public

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