Heat trumps cold in the treatment of jellyfish stings
A recent study by researchers at UH Mānoa may finally put to rest the ongoing debate about whether to use cold or heat to treat jellyfish stings.
School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology receives new marine facility
Newly renovated Pier 35 facility will house the UH Marine Center currently at Pier 45.
How bacteria induce settling and transformation of marine larvae investigated
An $870,000 grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation will help UH researchers study the settling of larvae of marine invertebrate animals.
New experiments determine effective treatments for box jelly stings
UH Mānoa researchers developed an array of highly innovative experiments to allow scientists to safely test first-aid measures used for box jellyfish stings.
Rapidly acidifying waters pose major threat for Southern Ocean ecosystem
New study finds that increased human-induced carbon dioxide will make survival difficult for some organisms
Marine biologist Carl Meyer shares insights on recent tiger shark bites
With the recent shark attacks occurring around Hawaiʻi, UH marine biologist Carl Meyer shares some interesting shark facts.
New aquatic science curriculum now online
Developed by UH Mānoa, Exploring Our Fluid Earth curriculum uses aquatic sciences as platform for education.
UH Mānoa scientists explore the frontiers of coral reef management
New study builds on ways to identify stressors affecting reef health and possible approaches to reef management and conservation.
Explore ocean depths with live feed from expedition
Virtually explore deep waters of marine protected areas in the central Pacific Ocean with NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer
Ruth Gates’ research to reverse rapid coral reef decline supported by Paul G. Allen
Ruth D. Gates' research project to stabilize and restore coral reefs receives funding from Paul G. Allen's Vulcan Inc.
