Team of microscopic soft robots could transform medical care
The new technology could allow doctors to guide several tiny, flexible robots independently through the body's complex network of tubes and vessels.
Growing Indigenous innovation, uplifting ancestral practices focus of UH conference
The conference highlighted UH’s ongoing commitment to supporting community-driven research and initiatives that preserve and advance Indigenous practices.
UH faculty, students lead discussions at international environmental conference
The three-day conference focused on climate change, marine pollution, fisheries and economics as well as the intersection between law and science including recent court decisions.
Is kindness important in the workplace?
Kanoho Hosoda’s research highlights the power of kindness in combating burnout in academia.
Study explores effective strategies to combat loneliness in older adults
Loneliness among older adults is a growing public health concern, linked to cardiovascular disease, substance abuse, mental illness and more.
Q&A: UH expert on North Korea sending troops to Russia to fight in Ukraine War
Cheehyung Harrison Kim is an expert in East Asia, particularly North Korea.
Hawai?i phytoplankton boosted by eddies supplying nutrients
UH oceanographers showed that eddies (circular current of water) on the leeward side of the Hawaiian Islands can supply nutrients and stimulate blooms in phytoplankton.
Hidden stories of Korean immigrants revealed at UH conference
The conference marked the culmination of a six-month research project.
Water innovation projects supported through new partnership
The pilot program was launched in fall 2023 by the UH Office of Innovation and Commercialization and National Security Innovation Network as part of their Innovation Challenge initiative.
Experiments find coral reefs can survive some climate change, with help
These findings suggest that coral conservation in a changing world is possible—but urgent action is essential.