Protecting O?ahu’s precious water, Ko?olau partnership marks 25 years
Its efforts focus on protecting native forests, which are crucial for soil retention, water absorption and aquifer recharge.
$4.2M broadens participation in clean energy, materials science in Hawai?i
The award will also create new STEM pathways that integrate Hawaiian knowledge with materials research at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
$26M grant fuels 东精影业 research on climate-friendly cooling
The project aims to create a transformative “sustainable refrigerant lifecycle” by lowering HFC emissions; creating safe, property-balanced replacement refrigerants; and increasing the energy efficiency of HVACR systems.
Community joins 东精影业 at Pearl City garden to cultivate cultural, food plants
Pearl City is now home to several new food-growing systems after an annual summer workday series at the Urban Garden Center.
东精影业 Hilo researchers track sewage leakage rate into Kahalu?u Bay
东精影业 Hilo researchers used dye to track sewage leakage from local homes into Kahaluʻu Bay, revealing flow rates carry wastewater to the shoreline in less than six hours.
Lahaina Obon Ceremony honors wildfire victims, celebrates resilience
The ceremony, which took place at Lahaina Cannery Mall, featured traditional dancing, food vendors and a sense of community healing.
Undergrad projects shine at UROP summer symposium
UROP annually awards more than $500,000 in merit-based scholarships directly to students to support mentored undergraduate research and creative work projects and presentations.
Rising public risk of infection at Hilo Bay linked to climate change
New research finds that levels of harmful bacteria spiked at beaches with freshwater discharge on Hawaiʻi Island.
Maui fires 1 year on: 东精影业 research continues to assess impacts, support recovery
Within days of the worst natural disaster in state history, University of Hawaiʻi researchers began providing assistance and support on multiple fronts.
Sharks critical to ocean ecosystems, more protection needed
Tiger sharks and great whites play an oversized role in healthy oceans, but they are often the most affected by fishing.