Gut bacteria linked to how our genes switch on and off
The researchers point to future possibilities where understanding this loop could help doctors design personalized treatments.
First-of-its-kind agriculture maps help Hawaiʻi track crops, boost food security
Hawaiʻi’s first high-resolution crop maps will help track agricultural diversity, support food security, and improve disaster and wildfire response.
How do bacteria travel on fungal freeways? UH study explores
Researchers hope findings will provide insights that could impact health, agriculture and the environment.
How UH faculty, researchers can access funding support through new UH office
The new website helps to streamline funding support, helping faculty and researchers connect with corporate and foundation partners more easily.
Connecting faculty, researchers to funding opportunities, focus of new UH office
The new office will also help to strengthen ties with corporate and foundation partners.
From peak to peril: Recession risks mounting, UHERO reports
A new UHERO blog warns the U.S. economy may be shifting from growth to recession as key indicators weaken and employment falters.
Improving safety for small construction businesses focus of new UH grant
UH researchers will work directly on job sites to develop practical safety solutions for small construction businesses.
Legalizing cannabis, sports betting, other bills that stirred Hawaiʻi politics in 2025
A new UHERO blog analyzes how lobbying shaped Hawaiʻi’s 2025 legislative battles over cannabis, sports betting and more.
2 years after Maui fires: Health challenges remain, social support key to healing
The research tracked 1,174 adults through the Maui Wildfire Exposure Study.
2 years after disaster, Maui recovery inches forward, struggles continue
The UHERO report draws on nearly a year of monthly survey data from more than 950 fire-affected people.
