Fish friendships increase chances of survival
Researchers studied how the presence of friends versus strangers affected how fish responded to a predator threat.
Nitrogen study could help farmers and protect water, ecosystems
Researchers seek to improve nitrogen management and better understand the global nitrogen cycle.
Pacific Disaster Center joins forces with the Red Cross
The new partnership will apply technology to anticipate disaster impacts.
Sustainable water withdrawal from main O?ahu aquifer may decrease
Watershed protection could translate into $27–40 million in annual savings in water supply costs after 50 years.
Massive COCONUTS exoplanet discovery led by UH grad student
Zhoujian Zhang and a team of UH astronomers discovered a planet six times the size of Jupiter.
Balloon project to detect dark matter receives multi-million dollar boost
The balloon will launch in skies over Antarctica in fall 2022.
Sweet potato protection! CTAHR team joins nationwide effort
College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources extension agents and researchers will be studying the ‘Okinawan’ sweet potato.
Undergraduate ?ulu research yields innovative recipes, hopes for other local crops
Delicious new ways to eat breadfruit from a Kapiʻolani CC student.
How the moon’s ‘wobble’ worsens coastal flooding
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COVID-19 could devastate state¡¯s second most valuable crop
Chris Knudson examines impacts on labor which help create favorable conditions for a deadly coffee crop fungus.