Public parklets, incarcerated w¨¡hine reentry solutions among undergraduate projects
Both projects received UROP project funding.
Both projects received UROP project funding.
Jemma Baird participated in the Doctors in Italy Fellowship Program that allowed her to work alongside veterinarians at well-known animal rescue organizations in Italy.
This Image of the Week comes from UH ²Ñ¨¡²Ô´Ç²¹'s Kent Kobayashi.
The first annual community garden event to celebrate Thanksgiving called “Plantsgiving Thanksgiving” was organized by the Home Garden Network.
Each individual received a certificate and cash award.
To help build up the population loss, two graduate students in CTAHR are attempting to spawn and rear ʻopihi to adulthood in their lab on campus.
UH authors contribute to the second edition of the Do No Harm Guide.
The College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources develops a smartphone app to manage the invasive twolined spittlebug.
The funding is part of a nearly $14 million federal funding investment to strengthen U.S. aquaculture.
More than a dozen people also participated in a tree planting event outside of C-MORE Hale and Sherman Laboratory.