Medical student uncovers new clue in pancreatic cancer
Thomas Clausen’s research on a sugar molecule may lead to earlier detection of pancreatic cancer
Plastic pollution disrupts recovery of threatened coral reefs
New research reveals that plastic pollution poses a significant, unseen threat to the survival and recovery of endangered coral reefs.
UH’s advanced manufacturing initiative prepares workforce, strengthens economy
The College of Engineering is leading the initiative, which combines design, material science, 3D printing, corrosion testing and robotics.
Sharks, rays, chimaeras further threatened by deep-sea mining
The habitat of 30 species of sharks, rays, and chimaeras, also called ghost sharks, overlap with areas where proposed deep-sea mining may occur.
Humpback calves require 38 times more energy after birth
Research revealed that calves require 6–8 times the daily growth energy of an adult whale.
Hawai?i nonprofits face losing more than $100M in federal cuts
The analysis provides an early warning system to identify grants, organizations and subsectors at risk.
Rare glimpse at understudied ecosystem prompts caution on deep-sea mining
A study provides the first in-depth look at this habitat, revealing a dynamic community that may be more sensitive to seasonal changes than previously understood.
Solar rain mystery cracked by UH researchers
Grad student Luke Benavitz and IfA astronomer Jeffrey Reep published new research about rain forming on the Sun.
Space science takes center stage at UH international symposium
The symposium was built on a series of high-level meetings among UH, University of Tokyo and National Astronomical Observatory of Japan.
UH Cancer Center identifies treatable form of mesothelioma
Discovery of L-BAM offers new hope for mesothelioma patients and families.