Hopeful JABSOM physicians flex vaccinated arms
University of Hawaiʻi physicians join healthcare workers nationwide in showing off selfies of their just-vaccinated arms.
Non-native birds take over Oʻahu, alter seed dispersal
Oʻahu seed dispersal networks are currently dominated by non-native birds.
Fresh volcanic samples offer clues into new Kīlauea eruption
Earth sciences professors led a rapid response effort to analyze fresh samples of Kīlauea lava in the Electron Microprobe Laboratory.
50 years of progress at UH Cancer Center
The UH Cancer Center has proven itself to be an invaluable asset to the state since its founding in 1971.
Rental property owners express optimism
UHERO estimates that 20% of renter households are late on rent, which is roughly 30,000 households.
Preventing spread of COVID-19 earlier saves lives
Rates of mortality from COVID-19 are lower in areas where public health measures aimed at preventing the spread of the disease were implemented earlier in the outbreak.
$185K grant to advance mobile robot technology, create new course
The UH team will receive training at University of Washington’s eScience Institute.
Purple pigments discovered in Puhi Bay sponge
The ecological impact of those pigments, and the microorganisms’ role for its sponge host and marine microbial community was also studied.
Professor honored for contributions to fashion design industry
Andy Reilly has taught 22 different courses at UH Mānoa.
Update to UH Mānoa Strategic Plan complete
The final stages of the years-long effort were completed while the COVID-19 virus spread around the world and as a fiscal crisis in Hawaiʻi caused by the pandemic began.
