Ipsita Herlekar

OIST marine scientists discover asexual reproduction in the coral Pocillopora acuta — a first-time observation for the species in Okinawa.

Slowing down movements of photoluminescent metal complexes can increase efficiency of light emission, discover OIST scientists.

OIST scientists have used brain imaging to identify three sub-types of depression—including one that is unresponsive to commonly prescribed serotonin boosting drugs.

OIST physicists calculate an atomic force that can be harnessed to create quantum technologies.

OIST scientists’ research on perovskite solar cells indicates a promising future towards sustainability.

OIST scientists have demonstrated a new mechanism that may help develop electronic devices differently.

OIST scientists have devised a way of observing the working of single neurons in unsurpassed detail in a live animal.

OIST scientists identify essential genes for quiescent cells to switch back to dividing mode using fission yeast that may lead to new cancer therapies.

Scientists from OIST have helped sequence the entire venom genome of the Okinawan habu.

How does living life in darkness influence the way nocturnal fishes see? A study by OIST scientists finds out.