Ocean surface slicks create superhighway for diverse fishes
Researchers found these ocean features create a superhighway of nursery habitat for more than 100 species of commercially and ecologically important fishes.
800-year-old taro farming techniques revealed
Research revealed that farmers used a form of hydraulic engineering to grow taro.
Could new theory answer what causes landslides on Mars?
A team of researchers developed a new theory about what is causing landslides on the surface of Mars.
Facts about COVID-19, post-pandemic life highlighted in journal
UH Cancer Center¡¯s Michele Carbone leads the team of national and international collaborators.
Patent-pending tech extracts energy from fresh, salt water
The discovery illustrates a new way to generate electricity by mixing water with different salinity levels.
Nanobubble tech could revolutionize aquaculture, aquaponics
Samir Khanal's goal is to uncover new opportunities for improving fish and plant yields—with concomitant improvements in water quality.
Ancient rivers reveal multiple Sahara Desert greenings
Researchers extracted sediment cores from the sea which tell the story of major environmental changes in North Africa over the past 160,000 years.
Earth science students review ‘lava worlds,’ boost scientific writing skills
Students published a scientific review of this stage in planetary evolution that may determine the later atmospheric composition and potential habitability of planets like Earth.
COVID-19 has changed transportation around the world
Professor Karl Kim is the editor-in-chief of the March 2021 issue of Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives.
Longevity gene reduces risk of death for men with some chronic diseases
Everyone has the FOXO3 gene, but only about one-third of us actually have the longevity version.