Improved cancer therapies could spring from mesothelioma discovery
Researchers hope the likely explanation for the improved survival rate of mesothelioma can be used to treat other cancers.
Role of printers, pressers in the anarchist movement spotlighted in new book
By diving deeper into the practices of anarchist print culture, Kathy Ferguson points to possible methods for cultivating contemporary political resistance.
Award-winning PhD student’s internship inspires public service
Heewon Kwon recently completed a three-month remote internship assisting the Utah State Governor’s Office of Planning and Budget.
UH receives $2.4M to improve energy, marine technologies
Through this grant, UH will launch three new programs this year—Hacking4X, Patents2Products and Faculty Fellows.
National award to advance peptide drug development
Rui Sun will receive a $260,000 grant for his selection to the Lilly Research Award Program.
Rare unaltered asteroid sample provides clues to early solar system
The team confirmed that Ryugu has partial melting of certain minerals and dehydration of the surface of the grains that comprise the asteroid.
UH AI Racing Tech places third in ‘rollercoaster’ autonomous car challenge
UH AI Racing Tech overcame a mechanical issue and defeated MIT-PITT-RW for third place.
COVID-19 booster vaccinations lag as virus negative impacts widen, UHERO report finds
The report is based on survey responses from 1,627 Hawaiʻi residents over the age of 18 in fall 2022.
Native Hawaiian colorectal cancer patients twice as likely to die from sepsis
Native Hawaiian cancer patients have a two-fold increased risk of dying from sepsis compared to other ethnicities.
Students tackle real-world sustainability issues at Kualoa Ranch
Utilizing on-island recycling programs and the impacts of raising grain-fed versus grass-fed cattle were some of the capstone projects by five graduating seniors.
