Papers, presenters, progress: 东精影业 惭ā苍辞补 shapes the future of software engineering
东精影业 Mānoa stood out through exceptional faculty leadership, student involvement and research contributions.
Hamilton Library brings Hawai?i’s congressional history online
东精影业 is helping make Hawaiʻi congressional history accessible to the world through a national digital archives project.
东精影业 has important role to play in Hawai?i’s water future
The report, published October 8, shares insights from 43 representatives from federal, state and county agencies, as well as private and nonprofit organizations.
Respectful research with kūpuna focus of new guide
The 48-page resource guide is free and available online.
Introduced animals change how island plants spread, new global study finds
The study analyzed data from 120 islands across 22 archipelagos.
Protecting Hawai?i’s beaches: $550K NSF grant to better predict water quality risks
This project will investigate how coastal hydrologic forces influence the accumulation, movement and discharge of fecal contaminants in beach aquifers.
Medical student uncovers new clue in pancreatic cancer
Thomas Clausen’s research on a sugar molecule may lead to earlier detection of pancreatic cancer
Plastic pollution disrupts recovery of threatened coral reefs
New research reveals that plastic pollution poses a significant, unseen threat to the survival and recovery of endangered coral reefs.
东精影业’s advanced manufacturing initiative prepares workforce, strengthens economy
The College of Engineering is leading the initiative, which combines design, material science, 3D printing, corrosion testing and robotics.
Sharks, rays, chimaeras further threatened by deep-sea mining
The habitat of 30 species of sharks, rays, and chimaeras, also called ghost sharks, overlap with areas where proposed deep-sea mining may occur.