$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.
Freeman Foundation scholars strengthen Hawaiʻi’s physician workforce
Three UH medical trainees received Freeman Foundation awards to help reduce student debt while helping Hawaiʻi's physician workforce.
Filipino health research spotlighted at Araw ng Saliksik
Students, researchers and the community gathered to share health research and celebrate Filipino American History Month in Hawaiʻi.
UH microplastics expert featured in new documentary, KULEANA
Rodrigo Weingril is featured in the film highlighting his work on microplastics and their impact on human health.
Hosoda honored with Blazing Flame Professional Award
Kelsea Kanoho Hosoda was recognized nationally for her leadership and mentorship advancing Indigenous excellence in STEM.
UH medical school celebrates 60 years of healing in Hawaiʻi
The anniversary event celebrated six decades of educating physicians and advancing health care in Hawaiʻi.
Fighting cancer with a tiny molecule shows big promise
The discovery of tiny nanobodies could revolutionize cancer treatment by making immunotherapy more effective and affordable.
ʻĀina-based behavioral health program launched by JABSOM, Hawaiʻi Land Trust
The fellowship unites land stewardship and behavioral health to train culturally grounded providers who can serve Hawaii’s communities statewide.
Medical student uncovers new clue in pancreatic cancer
Thomas Clausen’s research on a sugar molecule may lead to earlier detection of pancreatic cancer
Community celebrates UH Hyperbaric Treatment Center’s 40 years
The celebration highlighted the facility’s decades of lifesaving care and hands-on medical training in Hawaiʻi.
