In memoriam: Hanauma Bay protector Ernst Reese
Ernst S. Reese was a faculty member in the Department of Zoology from 1963 until his retirement in 2002.
Antarctica’s icy water attracts researcher, students
Amy Moran and her students return to Antarctica for their multi-year, NSF-funded project.
Waikīkī Aquarium partnership supports monk seal conservation research
Marine mammal scientists will continue and expand efforts to study the unique physiology and sensory biology of endangered Hawaiian monk seals.
Professor named scientist of the year, hosts lecture on coral reefs
Hixon will deliver a free online lecture on saving Hawaiʻi’s coral reefs.
Grants for grad students’ research, professional development available
Any student paying Graduate Student Organization fees can receive up to $2,000 per semester.
Giant Antarctic sea spiders weather warming by getting holey
UH researchers went to Antarctica to test the prevailing theory that animals living in extreme cold can grow to giant sizes because their metabolisms are very slow.
A role model who revels in research
Narrissa Spies, a graduate student in the College of Natural Sciences, is a cultural practitioner who will inspire future ocean researchers.
Record number of women doctoral candidates awarded prestigious dissertation fellowships
Six UH Mānoa doctoral candidates, in programs ranging from astronomy to social welfare have been selected to receive the Founder Region of Soroptimist International Dissertation Fellowship.
Researchers discover origins of Hawaiian hoary bat
UH Hilo takes part in research project on Hawaiian hoary bats
Waterproof tablet project earns international recognition for graduate student
A novel proposal by UH Mānoa zoology graduate student John Burns has earned him a coveted spot as a finalist in the Rolex Awards for Enterprise.
