Inaugural grants forum inspires participants to ‘dream bigger’
UH grant writers engaged directly with state and federal funders.
UH Hilo genetics class collect DNA at loko i?a
The class worked with community stewards of the fishpond to collect water samples containing tiny traces of genetic material shed by fish and limu.
Celebrating Darwin Day with skulls, tide pool critters, more
The UH Insect Museum in Gilmore Hall buzzed with scientific discovery to celebrate Charles Darwin’s 217th birthday.
Pest-sniffing dogs, gardening clinics featured at UH event
The event also addressed environmental threats facing the islands.
Professorship honors OBGYN pioneer, strengthens women’s health
The endowed professorship honors OBGYN pioneer John Krieger.
Keeping eggs affordable through innovative poultry research
The study found that as laying hens age, significant changes occur in their gut health that negatively affect egg production.
New algorithm could improve imaging, AI, particle research and more
The algorithm development helps scientists figure out where tiny, nearly invisible particles called neutrinos are coming from.
Epidemiology student helps advance inclusion in diabetes research
Kauilaonālani Tengan was part of research that inspired him to learn more about health issues affecting our communities.
UH environmental research, high-tech ‘nose,’ student opportunities earn $30K boost
The gift will help upgrade the college’s environmental engineering lab through the acquisition of advanced instruments.
麻豆传媒’s economy resembles ‘left-behind’ regions in UHERO analysis
“Left-behind” regions are areas where slow growth and limited opportunity leave incomes and productivity lagging behind the national average.