A recent outbreak of coral disease in Hawaiian waters concerns UH scientists.

Coral in Peril

A large population of king crabs is consuming its neighbors and altering the habitat by digging in the soft sediments of the Antarctic shelf.

Satoru Izutsu
BA in psychology ’50 Mānoa

Some 8.7 million species inhabit Earth, according to a new estimate by UH Mānoa geographer Camilo Mora and colleagues in Canada.

Electrical engineering graduate students Kelly Ishii and Wenqi Hu placed second to a Canadian team in Mānoa’s first foray into the Microrobotics Challenge.

Solar pasteurization, solar distillation and natural riverbank filtration are low cost water treatment technologies evaluated in a new book co-edited by Chittaranjan Ray.

Alumna and Miss Hawaiʻi 2011 Lauren Kealohilani Cheape will represent Hawaiʻi at the Miss America pageant.

Declining coral reef growth as a result of ocean acidification explained with new proton flux hypothesis by Hawaiʻi Institute of Marine Biology Researcher Paul Jokiel.

Most influential book of the decade honors awarded to Noenoe Silva’s Aloha Betrayed by the Native American and Indigenous Studies Association.

The University of Hawaiʻi Alumni Association is accepting nominations for the 2012 Distinguished Alumni Awards.