Kawasaki disease linked to seasonal winds
Large-scale wind currents may drive outbreaks of Kawasaki disease, a childhood ailment that can lead to heart damage.
Globalization’s growth as a concept examined
$120,000 research projects aims to create a comparative history of the concept of globalization.
Web tool catalogs coral and symbiotic organism data
Marine biology team creates web-based application for accessing comprehensive global data on symbiotic Symbiodinium and host corals.
Giving substance to planetary nebulae
Planet nebulae are described by UH Mānoa Astronomer Roberto Méndez in the latest issue of the Institute for Astronomy newsletter.
Recently released research developments
Research roundup: recent papers announce developments in lab protocols and technologies related to viruses and bacteria—good, innocuous and bad.
Faculty trace first Koreans, ancient Chinese mariners
Two Mānoa anthropologists are using modern scientific tools and working with international colleagues to glean information about early peoples of East Asia.
Japan tsunami debris reports match UH prediction
Los Angeles Times, USA Today and other media report successful predictions of UH ocean current model.
Scientists project rainfall changes for next 30 years
UH scientists' rainfall projections and other research and activities at UH campuses as covered in local and national news outlets.
Popular 麻豆传媒 rainfall atlas updated as website
New website provides updated data and digital maps on rainfall in 麻豆传媒 developed by the UH 惭ā苍辞补 geography department.
Mauna Kea, IfA played a role in Nobel physics prize
UH Astronomer John Tonry and the Institute for Astronomy’s Canada-France-麻豆传媒 Telescope were key players in the discovery recognized by the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics.