Rise of rice farming in Asia 3,000 years ago explained in UH research
The emergence of coastal plains under enhanced freshwater conditions created areas suitable for rice.
40% of O?ahu beaches could be lost by mid-century
Researchers assessed the shoreline around Oʻahu most vulnerable to erosion under three scenarios of sea-level rise—all estimated to occur before, and shortly after mid-century.
Urgent global plea to reduce plastic pollution
The team assessed the impact of three broad management strategies at different levels of effort to estimate plastic emissions by 2030 for 173 countries.
‘Giant candy canes’ explored in new book by UH professor
Noa Lincoln examines native and heirloom sugarcane, along with detailed varietal descriptions of cultivars held in collections today.
Interactive textbook helps students master nutrition
The new edition has 176 embedded learning activities, more than 100 flashcards at the end of sections and more than 50 drag-and-drop activities to reinforce the learning objective.
Pancreatic cancer risk indicated through genes
The study will help to better understand the biology and genetics of pancreatic cancer and identify individuals at risk.
Gesture, then throw a shaka to encourage mask use
The proposed gesture is intended to be friendly and non-confrontational.
Has Earth’s oxygen rusted the Moon for billions of years?
To the surprise of many planetary scientists, the oxidized iron mineral hematite has been discovered at high latitudes on the Moon.
CTAHR professor highlights men’s fashion identities in new book
Professor Andy Reilly from Fashion Design and Merchandising is featured in the Routledge Handbook of Masculinities Studies.
UH-led study identifies biomarkers linked to prostate cancer
UH Cancer Center’s Lang Wu leads the international study published in Nature Communications.