Mayumi Nishioka

OIST has highly-skilled women who use their expertise to advise and support students and researchers in a wide of range of research activities.

OIST’s new magnetic resonance imaging system allows physiological analyses of small animals.

Dr. Yuuri Yasuoka has discovered a key mechanism in formation of the head in frogs.

Researchers in OIST’s Open Biology Unit are working on a physiological computer modeling platform called PhysioDesigner.

A paper by Dr. Masako Nakamura of the Marine Biophysics Unit on the ecology of a deep-sea limpet called Lepetodrilus nuxon has been published in the Marine Ecology Progress Series.

In a recent paper, the Cell Signal Unit reported that mice, lacking an intracellular trafficking protein called LMTK3, are hyperactive.

The European Physical Society (EPS) announced on March 20 that this year’s Gersch Budker Prize will go to OIST Professor Tsumoru Shintake.

Professor Hidetoshi Saze is leading a new research project to develop a new strain of rice that prevents obesity-related diseases.