Science diversified: Cosmopolitan campus Date: 17 February 2021 Category: In the Media Media Source: nature Share on: Related Media Coverage In the Media World's Largest Neuronal Network Modeling A latest posting on Science News, a Web-based science video channel operated by the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST), features the world's largest neuronal network simulation successfully achieved by OIST's Prof. Kenji Doya and Dr. In the Media Neurobiology Research Featured on Web A recent publication by the Neurobiology Research Unit has been featured on a couple of websites. Please see below: Medical Express In the Media Doya Unit Research Reported on Japanese and Overseas Media! New research from the Neural Computation Unit has appeared on the following overseas media: In the Media OIST Featured in Japan Times Dr. Nancy Snow, the Pax Mundi professor of public diplomacy at Kyoto University of Foreign Studies, visited OIST on November 6 on a media tour organized by the Foreign Press Center Japan. In the Media Good News for Feast Lovers? Obesity-Promoting Genes Discovered Our new research, Good News for Feast Lovers?
In the Media World's Largest Neuronal Network Modeling A latest posting on Science News, a Web-based science video channel operated by the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST), features the world's largest neuronal network simulation successfully achieved by OIST's Prof. Kenji Doya and Dr.
In the Media Neurobiology Research Featured on Web A recent publication by the Neurobiology Research Unit has been featured on a couple of websites. Please see below: Medical Express
In the Media Doya Unit Research Reported on Japanese and Overseas Media! New research from the Neural Computation Unit has appeared on the following overseas media:
In the Media OIST Featured in Japan Times Dr. Nancy Snow, the Pax Mundi professor of public diplomacy at Kyoto University of Foreign Studies, visited OIST on November 6 on a media tour organized by the Foreign Press Center Japan.
In the Media Good News for Feast Lovers? Obesity-Promoting Genes Discovered Our new research, Good News for Feast Lovers?
