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A new study on the chemical composition of pitcher plants and their wasp neighbors suggests that what was thought to be a purely predatory-prey relationship might benefit both sides.

Dr. Samuel Ross brings together a wide range of research disciplines and experts to study and help conserve Earth's ecosystems.

Comparison of symbiotic bacteria to free-living relatives shows the genomic effects of host adaptation.

Analysis of 13,000 hours of recorded sound from an acoustic monitoring network across Okinawa Island, Japan, reveals that ecosystems are more resilient to super-typhoons than anticipated but are threatened by climate change.

Findings can help understand how bee viruses evolve and how to manage them.

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

Carnivorous and aquatic plants provide great models for answering questions about the natural world, says new OIST ecologist Prof. David Armitage.