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OIST’s Dr. Fadel Samatey, collaborated with researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMASS) to bring a molecular playground to OIST.

Cells multiply by growing and dividing into two, following a regular pattern called the cell cycle.

On December 19th, Dr. Marylka Yoe Uusisaari, a researcher in the Optical Neuroimaging Unit of OIST, visited Nakadomari Jr. High School in Onna Village to give a talk titled “How do you make a scientist.”

God Jul! A seasonal greeting in Swedish saying Happy Holiday from the OIST Structural Cellular Biology Unit, led by Professor Ulf Skoglund from Sweden.

“Scientific conferences habitually involve science specialists sharing information with other scientists in the same field.

A typical trait of today’s computer world is the increasing frequency of software upgrades. Research is not immune to such software upgrading that has potential to improve how research is done.