Keeping eggs affordable through innovative poultry research
The study found that as laying hens age, significant changes occur in their gut health that negatively affect egg production.
New algorithm could improve imaging, AI, particle research and more
The algorithm development helps scientists figure out where tiny, nearly invisible particles called neutrinos are coming from.
Epidemiology student helps advance inclusion in diabetes research
Kauilaon¨¡lani Tengan was part of research that inspired him to learn more about health issues affecting our communities.
Early human ancestor¡¯s journey to Asia happened sooner than believed
The revised timeline reshapes one of the earliest chapters of human history, suggesting our ancestors spread across continents earlier.
Reefs show architectural expertise with complex shapes for survival
The complex shapes of these reefs are not random—they follow precise geometric rules that maximize survival.
UH eclipse research finds turbulent times in the Sun¡¯s corona
Institute for Astronomy researchers uncovered new clues about how energy moves through the Sun¡¯s outer atmosphere.
Could iron save the seas? Researchers outline strategy for carbon removal
Researchers are calling for a new generation of carefully designed ocean iron fertilization field trials.
Sea level rise worries most Â鶹´«Ã½ residents, UHERO survey finds
The report provides the most comprehensive snapshot to date of how residents view sea level rise and the policy choices it raises.
Avian malaria widespread across Â鶹´«Ã½ bird communities, new UH study finds
The disease is a major driver of population declines and extinctions in native Hawaiian honeycreepers.
UH scientists discover marine creatures bending the laws of evolution
A group of colorful hexacorals, known as “zoantharians” is defying the traditional laws of evolution by remaining virtually identical across the Atlantic and Indo-Pacific oceans.