Breakthrough for sweat: health monitoring device from UH researchers
By incorporating various sensors, the sweatainer can analyze sweat in a mode similar to previous wearable sweat-sensing systems.
UH researchers well represented in multiple disciplines in global ranking
More than 120 麻豆传媒惭ā苍辞补 and 麻豆传媒Hilo researchers are among the world’s best in Earth science, ecology and evolution, environmental science, chemistry and more.
Could poha berries help fight antimicrobial resistance? UH Hilo students investigate
Second-year students Alyssa Kam, Yang Xu and Chae Min Lee presented the results of their research at the Biomedical Sciences and Health Disparities Symposium on April 21.
International workshop to highlight latest in breast density, cancer risk
The 10th International Breast Density & Cancer Risk Assessment Workshop will be held June 7–9 in Kailua-Kona.
Secrets to Southern Ocean’s critical role in slowing climate change revealed
Carbon is utilized by organisms at the surface and transferred to ocean depths, away from contact with the atmosphere.
UH part of $17M grant to improve AI through Indigenous knowledge
International researchers get millions for an Indigenous approach to AI.
$9M grant aims to restore Waikīkī reefs with coral nurseries
The project will run from summer 2023 to mid-2026.
$5.1M aims to find solutions to critical marine debris problem
The funding will primarily focus on derelict fishing gear—abandoned, lost or discarded—which devastates threatened and endangered species.
Indigenous Fijian funerals adapted to balance between culture and survival
This research shows that although funerals may not yet be considered a social economic burden, early research can identify and address issues, thereby enhancing community resilience.
Blubber may yield answer to survival for endangered whales
Blubber is a multifunctional and complex tissue essential to the survival of dolphins and whales.