UH brings experts, policymakers together to focus on water resources
Approximately 200 participants attended the conference that brought together academic researchers from UH, and UH’s industry and community partners.
Undergraduate investigates pollution’s effect on watershed microbes
The findings suggest that caffeine degrades in concentration from the inland portion of the stream to the nearshore and it may have an impact on microbial metabolism.
Improved STEM learning, participation focus of Leeward CC faculty publications
Alyssa MacDonald and Donn Viviani co-authored articles about effective online teaching.
Early detection system for nuisance alga infesting Papahānaumokuākea reefs
This valuable early detection method will allow resource managers to more efficiently and effectively monitor for new populations of the alga.
Ocean’s smallest predators focus of $2M study
The diversity and ecosystem function of the ocean’s smallest predators are the focus of a new project led by UH Mānoa researchers.
UH community college students experience place-based oceanography
The oceanography course, “Mauka to Makai,” is a statewide collaboration among Windward CC, UH Mānoa, Honolulu CC and Kauaʻi CC.
5 UH 惭ā苍辞补 subjects rank among world’s top 75
Thirteen UH 惭ā苍辞补 subjects were ranked by the Shanghai Ranking Consultancy.
Thousands gather for international geochemistry conference
Organized by a UH Mānoa-led committee, the Goldschmidt Conference will draw more than 2,500 international scientists and students with a focus on geochemistry.
Deep-sea mining noise pollution will stretch hundreds of miles
The study found that noise from one mine alone could travel approximately 500 kilometers with cumulative impacts likely in places with multiple mines.
Oceanographer’s Early Career Award targets metals in marine ecosystems
Nicholas Hawco’s research examines how essential but scarce metals like iron, cobalt, manganese and zinc influence the evolution and productivity of marine ecosystems.