World¡¯s most influential researchers list features UH scientists
The experts were selected from the publications that rank in the top 1% by citations for field and publication year in the Web of Science citation index.
Mitigating, preventing disaster losses focus of new UH-led resource
The document outlines the field¡¯s current challenges and key research questions and includes example research campaigns.
Using microbubble gene therapy may protect against heart disease
Microbubbles were used to deliver CRISPR tools to the liver to inhibit a gene that increases cardiovascular risk.
New study shows need for inclusive approach to Indigenous microbiome research
Ethical inclusion of Indigenous communities in microbiome research can provide benefits for all populations and reinforce mutually beneficial partnerships.
Bright pink Maui water likely caused by bacteria
The early findings have led the experts to suggest that halophilic (thriving in salt conditions) prokaryotes, also known as archaea and bacteria, were likely the cause of the brightly colored water.
Climate actions centered on Indigenous knowledge can improve resilience
These are among the findings of the U.S. National Climate Assessment, released by the Biden Administration which involved five UH Mānoa researchers.
Supporting the search for alien life by exploring geologic faulting on icy moons
Conducting geologic investigations prior to launch and arrival of space exploration missions, helps identify interesting locations for lander exploration.
$2M award supports UH¡¯s work on Indigenous health disparities, health equity
The initiative places an emphasis on implementing innovative and culturally appropriate frameworks to prevent and improve disparities in chronic diseases.
UH to use AI to advance health equity with $500K grant
UH was selected for the competitive subaward from the National Institutes of Health.
30-foot whale shark spotted off K¨¡ne?ohe Bay by UH researchers
UH researchers were conducting field work tagging tiger sharks when they spotted the whale shark on November 2.