Ocean surface slicks create superhighway for diverse fishes
Researchers found these ocean features create a superhighway of nursery habitat for more than 100 species of commercially and ecologically important fishes.
800-year-old taro farming techniques revealed
Research revealed that farmers used a form of hydraulic engineering to grow taro.
Could new theory answer what causes landslides on Mars?
A team of researchers developed a new theory about what is causing landslides on the surface of Mars.
Facts about COVID-19, post-pandemic life highlighted in journal
UH Cancer Center’s Michele Carbone leads the team of national and international collaborators.
Med school volunteers provide COVID-19 tests for houseless
The H.O.M.E. Project has tested about 200 individuals since the Tropical Medicine Clinical Laboratory began operations in November 2020.
Patent-pending tech extracts energy from fresh, salt water
The discovery illustrates a new way to generate electricity by mixing water with different salinity levels.
Nanobubble tech could revolutionize aquaculture, aquaponics
Samir Khanal's goal is to uncover new opportunities for improving fish and plant yields—with concomitant improvements in water quality.
International language education tech competition at UH Mānoa
The 2021 LaunchPad competition is on February 20.
Theatre and dance to host world premiere, dance retrospective
Both productions will be streamed online, February 5–7.
UH Cancer Center joins national call to resume screenings, appointments
The coalition of 76 organizations has released an open letter reminding the public that cancer still poses a major threat to people’s health.
