Scholars trailblazing Earth, ocean sciences earn early career fellowships
Sara Kahanamoku-Meyer, Camille Pagniello and Christopher Wall were awarded Early Career Research Fellowships.
Sara Kahanamoku-Meyer, Camille Pagniello and Christopher Wall were awarded Early Career Research Fellowships.
Ethical inclusion of Indigenous communities in microbiome research can provide benefits for all populations and reinforce mutually beneficial partnerships.
UH’s microbiome center has developed an insectary, microscopy and genomic analysis cores that benefit research across disciplines.
A second grant of more than $10 million from the National Institutes of Health furthers UH as a microbiome research center of excellence.
Scientists from UH and DLNR are working together to re-establish picture-winged fly populations, including Drosophila hemipeza, an endangered species.
A team of researchers conducted a monumental field expedition by sampling more than 3,000 microbes and microbiomes from Waimea Valley.
The students performed cutting-edge research in environmental biology within the watershed of Kailua in Windward Oʻahu.
The project will examine how symbiotic microbes contribute to the efficiency of food webs, and how food webs determine the composition of symbiotic microbes.
Margaret McFall-Ngai helped turn UH into a major microbiome research center.
UH alumna Jamie Foster sent more than 120 baby Hawaiian bobtail squid born from a mother squid collected at Maunalua Bay to the International Space Station.