Deep-sea mining threatens life, food webs in the ocean’s dim ‘twilight zone’
The study finds that 53% of all zooplankton and 60% of micronekton, which feed on zooplankton, would be impacted by the discharge from deep-sea mining.
$2M grant fuels gene editing technology to cure diseases
Jesse Owens earned a $2 million NIH grant to advance gene-editing research and mentor future scientists.
UH joins $25M national AI project to better monitor volcanoes, wildfires, more
The national initiative will place 300 advanced sensors to monitor the environment and provide faster warnings for natural disasters.
Regenerative tourism in action inspires future leaders at Shidler College
The lecture explored how 麻豆传媒 can lead the way in balancing economic vitality with environmental and cultural stewardship.
Filipino health research spotlighted at Araw ng Saliksik
Students, researchers and the community gathered to share health research and celebrate Filipino American History Month in Hawai?i.
New Interim Vice Provost for Research and Scholarship to start January 1
Robert Wright will succeed Christopher Sabine who has served in the position since February 2022.
UH alumna bridges ocean science, public health
Lauryn Hansen is focusing on coastal marine resource management related to contaminants of emerging concern, such as forever chemicals, pesticides and microplastics.
Accounting research excellence drives UH 惭ā苍辞补’s rise in world rankings
Over the past decade, the School of Accountancy has moved steadily upward in the rankings.
$1.1M to boost Native Hawaiian sea cucumber spawning
UH has secured a nearly $1.1 million grant to unlock reliable spawning techniques for a Native Hawaiian sea cucumber species, the warty sea cucumber.
UH microplastics experts featured in new documentary, KULEANA
Rodrigo Weingril is featured in the film highlighting his work on microplastics and their impact on human health.