UH astronomer finds the universe could be spinning
IfA astronomer István Szapudi co-published a new study that suggests the universe may rotate—just extremely slowly.
More extreme erosion projected for Oʻahu’s shores
To create erosion predictions, the team of researchers used a computer model that incorporates about 30 years of satellite imagery, as well as aerial and drone imagery.
International researchers tackle the future of parallel computing
The workshop goal was to advance research in parallel algorithms, while fostering global collaborations and long-term partnerships.
UH Hilo prof shines light on hidden toll of first responder life
Psychology Professor Chris Frueh shared his research about firefighting risks linked to chronic stress and injuries with Hawaiʻi Island’s first responders.
Critical investments needed on ocean science front to prepare, report says
The report provides advice to the National Science Foundation on how to reinvigorate U.S. leadership in ocean research.
UH Mānoa undergrads advocate for research on Capitol Hill
Their training, which began in November 2024, included workshops on relationship building with legislators, writing policy briefs and crafting persuasive op-eds.
UH achieves ‘gold standard,’ reaccredited for human research protection
UH was awarded full reaccreditation by AAHRPP for a period of five years.
Hawaiʻi migration trends show more balance than expected, UHERO blog shows
In 2023, about 72,000 individuals moved to Hawaiʻi.
UH joins effort to strengthen public health emergency preparedness
UH Mānoa is leading a key project in a regional effort to strengthen public health emergency preparedness, focusing on health risk communication.
TikTok’s #tradwife trend rejects modern feminism, appeals to diverse members
UH researchers reveal deeper ideological messages about traditional gender roles.
