Kathleen Estes

The Computational Neuroscience Unit has enhanced their neuronal simulation program STEPS, bringing us a step closer to understanding the human brain.

OIST researchers are developing a new drug delivery method using femtosecond lasers that allow tight control of drug release.

X-ray micro-CT provides OIST researchers with the ability to visualize and take detailed 3D measurements of tiny structures, like the brain of an ant.

OIST’s Ecology and Evolution Unit has developed a method to extract and sequence DNA from old and fragile museum specimens.

OIST is welcoming Assistant Professor Julia Khusnutdinova to head a new unit called Coordination Chemistry and Catalysis.

Professor Robert Sinclair is using mathematics in unusual places, like paleontology.

Using a technique to manipulate neuronal cell behavior, the Neurobiology Research Unit was able to show a behavior was dictated by a specific group of neurons.

Transporting a nanoparticle all the way across the OIST campus from where it is synthesized to the electron microscope where it can be analyzed is tricky.

OIST’s new experimental set-up aims to unite science and technology in the study of turbulence.

OIST researchers use robots to study the evolution of mating strategies.