Regenerative tourism in action inspires future leaders at Shidler College
The lecture explored how Hawaiʻi can lead the way in balancing economic vitality with environmental and cultural stewardship.
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 alumna bridges ocean science, public health
Lauryn Hansen is focusing on coastal marine resource management related to contaminants of emerging concern, such as forever chemicals, pesticides and microplastics.
Hawaiʻi EPSCoR seeks public input on state’s new science and technology plan
The Science & Technology Plan is set to launch in 2026.
Lingering pain, lost trust: Study reveals ongoing effects from 2021 Red Hill spill
The report provides results from a follow-up self-administered online survey conducted in July 2023.
Protecting Hawaiʻi’s beaches: $550K NSF grant to better predict water quality risks
This project will investigate how coastal hydrologic forces influence the accumulation, movement and discharge of fecal contaminants in beach aquifers.
Hawaiʻi nonprofits face losing more than $100M in federal cuts
The analysis provides an early warning system to identify grants, organizations and subsectors at risk.
Hawaiʻi faces mild recession as tourism falls, inflation rises in new UHERO forecast
UHERO forecasts a mild recession in the islands over the next year, with the weakening U.S. economy threatening a potentially deeper downturn.
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.
