UH researchers link dolphin strandings to infectious disease that can spread to humans
CTAHR researchers identified striped dolphins as especially vulnerable to Brucella ceti.
How co-ops are feeding Hawai?i, UH hosts first ever gathering of cooperatives
CTAHR Professor Noa Lincoln helped organize an inaugural event that brought together more than 40 cooperative ventures, many focused on agriculture.
Integrating AI: UH faculty receive financial support to modernize courses
UH faculty across eight campuses are redesigning courses to equip students with essential AI skills and ethical insights.
Lei making, gardening and grinds: Keiki, community invited to summer programs
The UH 4-H Military partnership invites families to learn about local agriculture and 麻豆传媒’s culture.
Microbes, medicine, more: UH students earn One Health Interdisciplinary certificates
Molecular biosciences and biotechnology major Braxton Ramos, and biology major Zarek Kon accepted their certificates at the UH 惭ā苍辞补 spring commencement.
Harvesting success: Agriculture internships yield fulfilling careers
Real-world training and mentorship open doors to 麻豆传媒 agriculture for UH students.
On the federal chopping block: UH program serving ?ohana, keiki, kupuna
A longtime nutrition education program at CTAHR helping local families fight hunger could lose federal funding.
CTAHR students cook up winning proposal at Hawai?i Food Policy Hackathon
CTAHR students were among teams that gathered from across the state to address food insecurity.
Faculty champion entrepreneurial thinking, transforming classrooms in new UH program
UH faculty are transforming education through hands-on, entrepreneurial teaching in the new EL3vate program.
UH research: Living libraries could save our food
CTAHR scientists are helping lead a global effort to speed up climate-resilient crop breeding using plant genebanks.