Clay experts expand horizons at UH-hosted conferences
UH Mānoa hosted the 61st annual meeting of the Clay Minerals Society and 5th Asian Clay Conference in June.
UH Mānoa hosted the 61st annual meeting of the Clay Minerals Society and 5th Asian Clay Conference in June.
Pearl City is now home to several new food-growing systems after an annual summer workday series at the Urban Garden Center.
Extramural projects support research and innovation that helps to increase the knowledge base and provide solutions that impact the quality of life across Hawaiʻi and beyond.
The project will leverage data from a dense network of weather stations across the islands, feeding it into an innovative AI-enhanced irrigation management system.
A UH delegation met with a group from the University of the South Pacific in June 2024 to help launch this new initiative.
The project aims to mitigate wildfire risks and restore ecosystems through increased seed supply of native (and non-invasive non-native) plant materials.
Andre Seale’s studies employ two local species for sustainable aquaculture development: the sea cucumber and striped mullet.
A limu native to Hawaiian waters, Dictyota sp., contains high-value ingredients in pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, food processing, medical and dental industries.
This program will offer Poonam Keral and Pamela Scheffler an opportunity to engage in field experiences across Botswana, Mexico, India, and Atlanta, Georgia.
The position will oversee the institute’s mission of addressing the complex health challenges facing Hawaiʻi and the Pacific.