Hurricanes, heavy rain critical for O?ahu’s groundwater supply
Research indicates that rain brought by hurricanes and Kona storms can often be the most important precipitation for re-supplying groundwater.
Tracking the spread of Rapid ??hi?a Death on Kaua?i
To date, there have been a total of 181 confirmed ROD cases on Kauaʻi.
UH research dives into dark matter interactions
The XENON1T experiment has detected a series of events that may indicate interactions between dark matter and ordinary matter.
New intermittent fasting study finds dieters shed muscle, not fat
UH Cancer Center’s John Shepherd is part of a team who tracked 116 participants during the three month study.
Homeless foster youth at higher risk of engaging in detrimental behaviors
The findings are useful in targeting interventions for reducing risk among the population.
UH satellite successfully blasts into space
Neutron-1 launched as part of an International Space Station resupply mission from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia on October 2.
Renters hit hard by COVID-19, jeopardizing landlord cash flows
According to a recent survey, UHERO said fewer tenants are up-to-date on payments and landlords reported a higher vacancy rate.
UHERO: Hawai?i rooftop solar rivals utility-scale power
Lower prices, combined with federal subsidies, make rooftop solar competitive with grid-scale solar in the islands.
UH astronomers develop new mirror technology, grow green industry
UH IfA scientists, students form company after developing high-power laser technique to shape mirrors for telescopes.
Student-led research on food webs in ocean’s deepest trenches
This rare achievement by an undergraduate student is the result of Andrew Tokuda’s passion in natural science, exceptional mentors and impactful research opportunities.