Whales could be key to reducing carbon dioxide
Researchers explore how whales can influence the amount of carbon in our air and waters and potentially contribute to the overall reduction of atmospheric carbon dioxide.
UH astrophysics pioneer awarded national honor
UH Astronomer Karen Meech earned a coveted honor commending her trailblazing contributions in the astrophysics field.
Improved cancer therapies could spring from mesothelioma discovery
Researchers hope the likely explanation for the improved survival rate of mesothelioma can be used to treat other cancers.
Removing water, stains, contaminants with hydrogel beads
For a variety of everyday and industrial waterproof/water resistant objects, it is important to reduce the contact time of an impacting water or liquid drop with the surface.
Role of printers, pressers in the anarchist movement spotlighted in new book
By diving deeper into the practices of anarchist print culture, Kathy Ferguson points to possible methods for cultivating contemporary political resistance.
Improving breast cancer outcomes for Native Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders
The new findings can make the immunotherapy work better and diminish more cancer cells.
Award-winning PhD student’s internship inspires public service
Heewon Kwon recently completed a three-month remote internship assisting the Utah State Governor’s Office of Planning and Budget.
El Ni?o research earns faculty early career scientist award
Christina Karamperidou was honored with an Early Career Scientist Award by the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics.
Should Hawai?i enact a carbon tax?
The State of 麻豆传媒 currently has a goal of sequestering more greenhouse gas annually than amounts emitted no later than 2045.
Premier law journal taps two UH 惭ā苍辞补 professors as new editors
Katharina Heyer and Ashley Rubin will serve as Law & Society Review editors through January 2026.