September is Spot the Ant, Stop the Ant month
September is Spot the Ant, Stop the Ant month, promoting early detection and eradication of little fire ants.
Digital gardening tool helps island gardeners and farmers
The Seed Variety Selection Tool for the Hawaiian Islands helps farmers select crop varieties most likely to succeed in their geographic area
Plants may run out of time to grow under ongoing climate change
UH research investigates effects of climate change on plant growth
UH military veteran earning PhD is honored with research fellowship
UH Mānoa graduate student Gerald Cobian is one of 11 recognized by National Science Foundation.
From dandruff to deep sea vents, an ecologically hyper-diverse fungus
Skin fungus linked to dandruff and other skin maladies has now been tracked to even further global reaches, according to UH Mānoa scientist Anthony Amend
UHPA honors plant preservation champion Lani Stemmermann
The University of Hawaiʻi Professional Assembly creates the Dr. Lani Stemmermann Endowed Fellowship.
Tamara Ticktin’s ecology paper named one of 100 most influential
UH Mānoa Professor Tamara Ticktin’s paper named one of 100 most influential papers published by the British Ecological Society journals.
Biologist Sheila Conant wins national conservation award
Biologist Sheila Conant wins American Ornithologists’ award for her efforts in protecting Hawaiʻi’s endangered birds.
Waves a dominant force in Hawaiʻi shoreline habitat creation
Researchers at UH Mānoa develop wave and tide model to classify shorelines worldwide.
Student awarded fellowship for endangered Hawaiian plant research
UH Mānoa’s Seana Walsh awarded the Eloise Gerry Fellowship from the Sigma Epsilon/Graduate Women in Science National Fellowships Program to continue her ʻōlulu research.
