$500K endowed professorship fuels research on rare genetic disease
Investment strengthens Hawaiʻi's pseudoxanthoma elasticum research center and supports next-generation genetic scientists.
Alzheimer’s research earns 2 students international award
Students Christine Lau and Marie Ishida earned an award at an international biomedical meeting in South Korea.
$2M grant fuels gene editing technology to cure diseases
Jesse Owens earned a $2 million NIH grant to advance gene-editing research and mentor future scientists.
UH premedical sciences certificate creates new pathways to health careers
The certificate will strengthen pathways into medicine and health professions.
UH diabetes research center secures $2.35M NIH grant renewal
The boost will advance research and training aimed at reducing diabetes disparities in local communities.
UH scientist explores bioprinting to save soldiers
A retired Army colonel at JABSOM is pioneering bioprinting research to develop life-saving treatments for soldiers and civilians alike.
Med student’s quest to improve Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander data
Witnessing cancer in his Hawaiian family members drives Ryan Shontell to make a difference.
Student research uncovers key enzyme’s secret in heart health
Katie Lee found that the PKM2 enzyme is essential for the heartʻs energy production and stress management.
UH gene editing technique offers safer, efficient disease treatment
The technique offers hope for more effective and affordable treatments for various genetic disorders.
Date-rape drug detector ring, other cutting-edge projects at new innovation program
Patents2Products Fellows will receive training and mentorship to translate innovative ideas into meaningful commercialization opportunities.
