Tropical cyclones move faster, cut prep times
Hurricanes or typhoons have been moving across ocean basins faster since 1982, according to a study led by UH researchers.
Will humans soon live on the Moon?
UH alumnus Henk Rogers wants to have a permanent settlement on the Moon by the end of the decade.
Pandemic upends economic analysis, UHERO seeks more data sources
UHERO says economists need to analyze more than just Â鶹´«Ã½¡¯s real GDP to capture the state¡¯s entire economic situation.
Mothers with postpartum depression experience shared themes
The results will help bring awareness to postpartum depression not only being a mental health issue, but also a public health concern.
Pioneering wireless technology ALOHAnet honored as engineering milestone
ALOHAnet was recognized as an IEEE milestone.
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.