Taller ships skew Atlantic tradewind findings
Revised analysis of historical data indicates Atlantic trade winds have weakened.
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A Seattle native and graduate of the University of Washington School of Communication, Cheryl Ernst worked for the University of Hawai‘i in various public information capacities for 25 years. When she's not writing and editing, she enjoys reading, dancing hula and doing needlework.
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Sky isn’t the limit for UH spaceflight lab
UH students prepare satellites for launch in what could create a new state industry.
News reports from the coral front
Scientists find algae in deep water corals and rethink coral taxonomy while colleagues work to preserve coral species.
Models predict more hurricanes, thinner clouds
Climate change could bring more hurricanes to Hawaiʻi .
Stronger, better materials are a nanotube away
UH technique for creating carbon nanotubes holds promise for materials and energy applications.
Plan approval advances solar observatory
The Hawaiʻi Board of Land and Natural Resources approves plan for world’s largest solar telescope on Haleakalā.
UH joins Mountain West, Big West conferences
University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa officials enter negotiation for Warrior football to become part of the Mountain West athletic conference.
UH breaks ground for new cancer center
Personal stories underscore need as UH breaks ground for cancer center.
More photosC-MORE Hale supports microbe research
New facility will support microbial oceanography research on essential marine bacteria and viruses.
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