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Ultrafast fluorescent imaging technology brings the molecular dynamics of living cells into clear view

OIST researchers leading projects that could lead to disruptive innovation have been awarded the prestigious FOREST grant

Researchers are identifying the quantity, type, and origin of microplastics in Okinawa’s marine animals, both captive and wild.

A team of researchers from the UK and Japan have found that defects that limit the efficiency of next-gen perovskite solar cells are also responsible for the material's instability.

Researchers uncover how poxviruses form their protein scaffold from a building block called D13, which could lead to the development of new antiviral drugs.

In a world-first, scientists have visualized the two parts of an elusive particle—the moiré exciton—to reveal its structure and unique properties.

Researchers looking at what limits the efficiency of a promising solar material have revealed the nature of multiple kinds of defects, their varied roles in device efficiency, and their responses to treatment.

A revolutionary technique gives scientists an unparalleled close-up view inside fleeting particles called excitons.

Scientists reveal a new nanostructure that could revolutionize technology in batteries and beyond.

Samples taken from the ocean surrounding the subtropical island of Okinawa have revealed the presence of microplastics in all six areas surveyed, finds new study.

Researchers pioneer a revolutionary new method to directly visualize previously hidden particles, called dark excitons.

Scientists and staff across OIST have worked hard over the last few months to test the OIST community for antibodies against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.