Hawai‘i’s water security focus of UH student research
The project is part of a $20-million ʻIke Wai initiative funded by the National Science Foundation.
Higher COVID-19 cure rates linked to diets sufficient in selenium
Researchers at the John A. Burns School of Medicine studying selenium were encouraged by a recent study out of China.
Scientist-turned-educator wins graduate teaching award
Christine Ambrosino received a $5,000 teaching award for her outstanding graduate student work at UH 惭ā苍辞补.
Alarming ocean warming trends detected through UH research
Scientists analyzed four prominent ocean temperature datasets over the past 52 years.
UH-developed tool helps forecast COVID-19
The tool provides a two-week forecast and analyzes possible scenarios for COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and fatalities.
#FacesofManoa: Teaching queen wins crown
College of Education doctoral student Jewel Mahoe was also named Miss Congeniality at the 68th Cherry Blossom Festival.
$4.26M to support Pacific Islands coastal, ocean observing
PacIOOS helps to increase ocean safety, protect public and environmental health and support the economy.
More Americans wear masks, more education needed
Among the survey participants, 61.9 percent reported using a cloth face covering in April and 76.4 percent in May.
President’s July 2020 highlights and updates
Highlights include COVID-19 guidelines and preparations, enrollment and 麻豆传媒research projects.
Native Hawaiians, Japanese Americans at higher risk of liver fat
Previous studies have shown that Native Hawaiians and Japanese Americans are at greater risk for liver fat and conditions associated with it.