Massive worldwide seawater study finds human-made chemicals prolific
More than 2,300 seawater samples indicate that human-made chemicals—plastic additives, industrial lubricants, pharmaceuticals and more—are widespread in the marine environment.
New tech detects deadly whale, dolphin diseases
UH researchers have developed a portable, rapid test to detect deadly diseases in whales and dolphins directly on the beach.
Q&A: Shidler alumna leads Oʻahu Visitors Bureau
She earned bachelor¡¯s degrees in travel industry management and marketing from the Shidler College of Business.
Using AI to identify key factors in substance use recovery
AI analysis of millions of records reveals factors that improve substance use treatment outcomes nationwide.
Red Hill fuel leak follow-up urges careful documentation, ongoing care, registry participation
The report examined health risks tied to leaks of JP-5 fuel from the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility.
One condo, hundreds of homes: UHERO study reveals housing ripple effect
Housing filtering is a process in which new construction sets off a chain of moves that frees up existing homes across the market.
Low pay, not just high prices, behind Â鶹´«Ã½¡¯s persistent population loss
When adjusting for cost of living, Â鶹´«Ã½'s income levels align more closely with struggling continental U.S. regions than with high-cost, high-wage cities.
Global finance in motion: Shidler professor¡¯s international perspective in the classroom
Chen¡¯s research focuses on financial stability and systemic risk, enterprise and corporate risk management, longevity and mortality risk and insurance economics.
Fathers’ health crucial for pregnancy and child outcomes
Investing in the wellbeing of boys and young men is a key to improving outcomes for future generations.
Mental health crisis after 2023 Maui wildfires extends beyond burn zones
More than half of the wildfire¡¯s impact on depression and anxiety could be traced to housing instability and lost income.