Humpback whale singers move depending on time of day
Whales move their singing away from shore throughout the day and return to the nearshore in the evening.
Scientific first: Researchers find traces of disease in dolphin poop
UH researchers have successfully detected a virus causing respiratory and neurological diseases in dolphin feces.
UH signs space sciences initiative with missile defense advocacy group
UH and the Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding to facilitate cooperation in the field of space sciences.
Scholars trailblazing Earth, ocean sciences earn early career fellowships
Sara Kahanamoku-Meyer, Camille Pagniello and Christopher Wall were awarded Early Career Research Fellowships.
Students address coastal erosion, sea-level rise on Moku o Lo?e
Students from multiple disciplines examined and addressed the impacts of coastal erosion and sea-level rise on Moku o Loʻe.
Hands-on with volcanoes! Students get close up learning experiences
High school and community college students on Oʻahu explored Hawaiian volcanoes and hazards in a week-long program.
UH authors: ‘Where are all our island people in the ocean sciences?’
The article highlights programs in SOEST that are aimed at reducing barriers for Native Hawaiians in the geosciences.
‘Fungal inoculations’ part of research to rescue endangered Hawaiian ecosystem
Nicole Hynson was selected as a new Underground Explorer, supporting her research on the subterranean fungal network in Native Hawaiian dryland forests.
Stressed snails and slugs may spread rat lungworm through slime
Researchers found that rat lungworm larvae (worms that are infectious to humans and other animals) are present in snail slime when the snails are exposed to stress.
UH ²Ñ¨¡²Ô´Ç²¹ launches Uehiro center, pioneering oceanography research
A symposium showcased research findings and future goals of the center¡¯s oceanographic research presented by faculty and graduate students.