Historical Native Hawaiian fight against climate change detailed in new book
The book focuses on community struggles over lands and waters and restoration projects in 麻豆传媒.
Measuring magma viscosity early could forecast volcanic eruptions
A team of researchers identified an indicator of magma viscosity that can be measured before an eruption, providing information to help understand future eruptions.
Caffeinated forests? Coffee pulp restores tropical forests in Costa Rica
Coffee pulp eliminated the non-native grasses allowing the native forest to thrive.
1st Pacific Islander to reach ocean’s deepest point is UH grad student
Nicole Yamase, a PhD candidate in the Marine Biology Graduate Program, explored the Western pool of the Challenger Deep.
New ‘sweat sticker’ improves cystic fibrosis diagnosis, accessibility
The device absorbs sweat and then provides a simple, accurate diagnosis within minutes.
Scientific breakthrough: First images of freshwater plumes at sea
Researchers demonstrated a new method to detect freshwater plumes between the seafloor and ocean surface.
THC in space? UH target of ‘fake news’ on social media
USA Today debunked the original story in a recent post.
UH project plans for sea-level rise from Diamond Head to Pearl Harbor
The project serves as a future planning tool for the south shore of urban Honolulu, which stretches from Diamond Head to Pearl Harbor.
Native Hawaiian mothers, babies can contribute to a healthier future
A new study focused on expectant Native Hawaiian women and their infants will determine what guides feeding decisions during baby’s first year.
Federal biomedical research funding received by UH bolsters state economy
Funding from the National Institutes of Health directly supported 1,298 jobs and generated $191 million in economic activity.