UH Mānoa researchers to study live Zika virus
Work on a Zika vaccine at the John A. Burns School of Medicine begins as application to import live virus approved.
Organism responsible for paralytic shellfish poisoning could affect fisheries
UH Mānoa research shows toxic plankton ingestion may impact fisheries’ food chains.
Corals and humans share genes
Genes that can sense temperature and acidity are among those shared between humans and corals.
New homeless services report from Center on the Family
Use of homeless services in Hawai‘i has increased 4.7% in the last year, according to new Center on the Family report.
UH Mānoa partners in National Microbiome Initiative
UH microbiome researchers are poised to get a helping hand from White House.
Are black holes the dark matter?
New research suggests link between black holes and dark matter that give clues to the evolution of the universe.
Examining Oceanic cultural traditions in Hawaiʻi Five-O
UH West Oʻahu Professor Stanley Orr publishes article on John Kneubuhl’s script for Hawaiʻi Five-O.
Fishing networks study may save sharks
Tuna fishers who network with their competition may be able to stop thousands of sharks a year from being accidentally captured and killed in the Pacific Ocean.
Shark study helps explain higher incidence of encounters off Maui
The research suggests awareness is best way to avoid shark bites.
Kealani Cook publishes Native Hawaiian foreign mission work article
UH West Oʻahu’s Kealani Cook examines the effects of post-millennial thinking on Native Hawaiian relationships with their American missionary teachers, Islander hosts and their pre-Christian past.
