Climate change course for Egyptian government taught by UH professor
Bob Richmond taught a course on climate change for government, private sector and academic leaders in Cairo, Egypt in January.
UH Hilo study confirms sewage leaks into Keaukaha waters
UH Hilo marine scientists and students confirmed sewage is reaching nearshore waters, harming coral reefs and posing health risks.
Cherished samples of asteroid analyzed at UH Mānoa lab
UH Mānoa researchers received and analyzed pristine samples from the asteroid Bennu.
Student’s passion for science, ʻōlelo fuels path
Cheyanne Kapulelehua Greene has found ways to connect her interests throughout her educational journey.
Hawaiʻi’s two most active volcanoes share a magma source
Melt from a shared mantle source within the Hawaiian plume may be transported alternately to Kīlauea or Maunaloa.
Venomous aquatic species pose growing risk to coastal communities
A UH study highlights the growing threat of venomous aquatic species to tropical coastal communities.
Students share science with diverse groups through outreach program
Students created presentations and hands-on activities for high school students visiting the Mānoa campus and elementary, middle and high schools at their home campuses.
Breakthrough discovery finds virus with critical cell component
UH Mānoa researchers discovered that a virus, FloV-SA2, encodes one of the proteins needed to make ribosomes.
UH Alumni: Moana Abe sends spirits soaring at Japan whiskey company
Suntory whiskey researcher keeps aloha alive with fellow Japan alumni.
Writing group fosters community for women in STEM
Katie Ackerman launched the writing group to foster community and address academic inequities for women in STEM.
