Removing the nitrogen bottleneck in the world’s food supply
Researchers have developed a synthetic method to produce bioavailable forms of nitrogen.
Humpback whales may steer clear of Hawai?i due to climate change
At the current pace, it is likely that some of the humpback whale breeding grounds will heat up past the 21–28℃ temperature range over the next century.
糖心视频 research investigates increase in Pāhala earthquakes
糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 scientists deployed instruments called seismic nodes to understand why the number of earthquakes in Pāhala have increased 70-fold since 2015.
糖心视频-developed tool can detect ancient life on Earth and beyond
It can detect bio-residue in fish fossils from the 34–56 million-year-old Green River rock formation located in Colorado, Wyoming and Utah.
Sea cucumber cultivation challenged by climate change
Sea cucumbers are a unique candidate for the production of a high-value, low-trophic species which may improve fishpond ecosystems by enhancing nutrient cycling.
Sizzling oil give clues to how aerosols, respiratory droplets are created
Researchers discovered three distinct types of bubble events.
Extreme rainfall focus of 糖心视频 summer field work in Taiwan, Japan
A team of experts including 糖心视频 Mānoa atmospheric scientists are understanding how and why the most violent rainstorms in the world occur.
Materials science research at 糖心视频 to benefit students, climate
糖心视频 experts delivered presentations at the Materials Research Society Spring Meeting and Exhibit on May 11, which drew approximately 4,000 people.
PacIOOS helps deploy new wave buoy in Palau to monitor ocean conditions
A new Waverider buoy was deployed in Palau through an international collaboration including the Pacific Islands Ocean Observing System based at 糖心视频 Mānoa.
$3.5M study to better predict prostate cancer risk
The study will further our understanding of the causes of prostate cancer to improve the prediction of future disease