Open Call for the 2025 OIST Innovation Accelerator The call for applications of the 2025 OIST Innovation Accelerator is now open! The OIST Innovation Accelerator is a unique program that combines entrepreneurship training, a boot camp competition, and a startup accelerator. Please refer to the below link for more details. ◆Program Information https://groups.oist.jp/innovation/oist-innovation-accelerator ◆Entry Form https://oist.smapply.io/prog/oist_innovation_accelerator/ Application Deadline: August 17, 2024 Date: 01 July 2024 Category: Institutional News Share on: Related News Research Update Dr. Mitarai to Receive ESA Outstanding Published Paper Award Institutional News OIST staff clean up Seaside House beach on Earth Day Research Update OIST Researchers First to Uncover Mechanisms Behind Sensing Alkalinity In a paper published in Current Biology, Professor Ichiro Maruyama and colleagues have uncovered the mechanisms behind how an organism senses alkalinity in its environment. Research Update Prof. Hirotaka Sugawara Receives the Order of the Sacred Treasure Prof. Hirotaka Sugawara, Distinguished Professor and Special Advisor to the OIST President was awarded on May 13 the Order of the Sacred Treasure by the Government of Japan. Research Update How Do Neurons Recognize Each Other at Synapses? In a paper in the June 5 issue of Neuron, researchers in the Cell Signal Unit and colleagues identified the mechanism behind how synapses assemble in cortico-basal ganglia circuits.
Research Update OIST Researchers First to Uncover Mechanisms Behind Sensing Alkalinity In a paper published in Current Biology, Professor Ichiro Maruyama and colleagues have uncovered the mechanisms behind how an organism senses alkalinity in its environment.
Research Update Prof. Hirotaka Sugawara Receives the Order of the Sacred Treasure Prof. Hirotaka Sugawara, Distinguished Professor and Special Advisor to the OIST President was awarded on May 13 the Order of the Sacred Treasure by the Government of Japan.
Research Update How Do Neurons Recognize Each Other at Synapses? In a paper in the June 5 issue of Neuron, researchers in the Cell Signal Unit and colleagues identified the mechanism behind how synapses assemble in cortico-basal ganglia circuits.