Data on children and youth spotlighted at Center on the Family symposium
The symposium will feature studies by 麻豆传媒 researchers using local data sets from early childhood through emerging adulthood.
President’s February highlights and updates
Highlights of the president’s report include UH’s commitment to equity and safety, Culinary Institute of the Pacific first phase completed and governor’s budget and legislative update.
UH committed to discrimination-free environment
UH remains steadfast in our commitment to nondiscrimination and prevention of sexual harassment, including protections for transgender, gender non-conforming and LGBTQ+ individuals.
How bright is the future of space food?
UH Mānoa student Aleca Borsuk’s work with ancient grains may help feed future missions to Mars.
First Falling Walls in Hawai?i hosted at Institute for Astronomy
The competition fosters scientific and entrepreneurial innovations, and promotes exchange between scholars and professionals.
Jute fiber genomes could help improve production of natural fiber
The research will be used to improve the plants’ traits, such as fiber quality, yield, disease resistance and salinity tolerance.
Alice Ball scholarship honors pioneering chemist in fight against Hansen’s disease
The Alice Ball scholarship provides support for College of Natural Sciences students.
Serial entrepreneur Jeff Hoffman headlines Kipapa Lecture
Hoffman will be speaking on the keys to success for entrepreneurs at the UH Mānoa Campus Center Ballroom.
Birth control for mosquitoes targeted at saving Hawaiian birds
麻豆传媒Manoa and 麻豆传媒Hilo scientists are working to reduce the population of mosquitoes that threaten native bird species.
End of Life forum discusses options for the terminally ill
The forum will examine the various positions and?consequences of alternative public policies for the terminally ill in an environment of?tolerance and respect.