Water filtering technology would use 1000-times less energy than conventional methods
A team led by UH Mānoa’s Sangwoo Shin has found a promising, inexpensive way to clean water using carbon dioxide—the study was published in Nature Communications.
New portable testing speeds detection of Rapid ??hi?a Death pathogens
Researchers developed a portable “lab-in-a-suitcase” for diagnostic field testing for the two species of fungal pathogens that infect ʻōhiʻa.
UH plays significant role in the battle against rat lungworm
Â鶹´«Ã½is assessing disease distribution, identifying carriers, experimenting with best practices for produce and reaching out to the community.
UHERO forecast: Hawai?i¡¯s economic growth continues, for now
The economic outlook for Â鶹´«Ã½ remains favorable, despite tremendous uncertainty about future US policy.
UH West O?ahu¡¯s Albie Miles explores vineyard ecology West O?ahu¡¯s Albie Miles explores vineyard ecology
The article is based on a two-year ecological study of wine grape vineyard in California to inform the development of new strategies for natural pest control.
Snow in Hawai?i: What does the future hold?
Research indicates that the two volcano summits are typically snow-covered at least 20 days each winter but that the snow cover will nearly disappear by the end of the century.
Climate change research at UH Hilo: Near shore water quality
Researchers are investigating climate driven shifts in staph and MRSA for water resource and land management solutions.
UH scientists scrutinize first aid for man o¡¯ war stings
Researchers find that the treatment for man o’ war stings is no different than other jellyfish stings.
Listening for neutrinos at the bottom of the world
UH Mānoa’s Peter Gorham is searching for the elusive neutrino, a tiny particle capable of traveling at light speed, with a special instrument called ANITA.
HI-SEAS Mission V team tests NASA instrument
The instrument tracks levels of methane and carbon dioxide, two gases crucial for studying the chemistry of Earth¡¯s atmosphere.