COVID-19 could devastate state¡¯s second most valuable crop
Chris Knudson examines impacts on labor which help create favorable conditions for a deadly coffee crop fungus.
CAREER award to focus on improving agriculture products
To examine how flavonoid compounds are produced in plants an assistant professor received $876,213 from a National Science Foundation CAREER award.
Could moss, recycled fishing net roofs keep homes cool?
Shelby Cerwonka and Jasmine Reighard began the project in March 2020 researching which type of moss to use and how to gather materials they needed.
Wild pigs threaten species worldwide; Hawai?i hit hard
The findings highlight concerns about their impacts particularly on islands and to species that receive less conservation attention.
Feral chicken guts hold clues to improving health
Studying the microbial community profiles for feral and commercial chickens will be instrumental in understanding the breed differences in development, health, digestion, nutrient absorption and immunity.
UH ²Ñ¨¡²Ô´Ç²¹ part of first nationwide mammal survey
The survey is made up of 1,509 motion-activated cameras from 110 sites located across all 50 states.
Habitable Earth an anomaly? Awardees of STEM grants study this and more
Nineteen STEM doctoral candidates received a $5,000 grant to support travel, computer research equipment and educational expenses.
Fashion, theater students¡¯ collaborate to design 3D runway show
Fashion design students collaborated with theatre and dance students to create 3D fashion runway design projects.
Root causes of houseless crisis revealed in UH ²Ñ¨¡²Ô´Ç²¹ student¡¯s documentary
Brooke Fisher's documentary investigates how to help prevent the deeply-rooted issue.
Indigenous practices could assist endangered waterbird recovery
The findings provide useful information in discussions at the federal level to down-list the endangered aeʻo to the level of “threatened.”