First look at tropical blooming trees using space satellites
UH ²Ñ¨¡²Ô´Ç²¹ researchers led an international team to analyze flowering trees in Southeast Asia using CubeSats, a class of nanosatellites.
New O?ahu housing database to provide insight to residents, policymakers
The new housing database marks a step toward better understanding Oʻahu¡¯s housing market.
Black mosses reveal climate change effects on Antarctic glaciers
Researchers collected dead black mosses along the edges of glaciers and nunataks.
Russia-Ukraine war has global impacts on conservation research
Russia¡¯s invasion on Ukraine has made it difficult to collect wildlife data and uphold conservation efforts on an international level.
Hawai?i young adults rely on social media for COVID-19, health info
Nearly 100% of Â鶹´«Ã½ residents aged 18¨C35 utilized some form of social media as a resource for COVID-19-related information.
Indigenous research lands UH scholars on presidential panel
Margaret Maaka, Kekailoa Perry and alum Kamuela Kimokeo were invited to present during the 2023 AERA Annual Meeting in Chicago, Illinois on April 13–16.
1st observational evidence linking black holes to dark energy
Astrophysicists Duncan Farrah and Kevin Croker led the study which uncovered the first evidence of “cosmological coupling.”
Public health student research highlighted by national honor society
Public health studies Tarin Tanji and Saikaew Dudla presented their research at the American Public Health Association annual conference.
$552K early-career NSF grant supports mathematics research
Yash Lodha will organize two research workshops aimed at graduate students, and two research programs for undergraduates.
Irreversible loss of ice sheets imminent past 1.8¡ãC warming
Irreversible loss of the West Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets may be imminent if global temperature change cannot be stabilized below 1.8°C.