Dark excitons hit the spotlight
Researchers pioneer a revolutionary new method to directly visualize previously hidden particles, called dark excitons
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DNA variants passed on to modern humans from Neanderthals can increase as well as decrease our ability to fight SARS-CoV-2, a new PNAS study finds.
OIST researcher uses state-of-the-art imaging and techniques to study the spindle within our cells, and to reveal which proteins are necessary for it to operate correctly.
Scientists reveal a new nanostructure that could revolutionize technology in batteries and beyond.
Researchers took a close look at how fluids navigate around mazes and obstacles and found a surprising randomness in how they choose their path.
Allegations of scientific misconduct have been sustained by a formal investigation and recently reported to the Board of Governors and the Cabinet Office.
With fewer defects and a longer lifespan, next-gen solar technology moves closer towards commercialization.
On January 15th, OIST’s ninth class was officially welcomed to the start of their PhD program, and encouraged to embrace the opportunities that were offered and rise to the challenges that lie ahead.
Picking up that cup of coffee? One type of neuron is necessary for the early part of the movement, another for aiming for the cup, finds new study.
Dr. Akira Yoshino, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry and creator of the lithium-ion battery, was appointed as a member of the Board of Governors.
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