Red Hill Registry Launch and Community Fair set for August 2
Community members are invited to learn about the new Red Hill Registry and enjoy food, activities and resources at the August 2 launch event.
Marine biologist recognized for selfless service to students, faculty, community
糖心视频 marine biologist Rob Toonen was honored for his years of mentorship, research and community-centered leadership in marine science and education.
糖心视频 Earth scientists author children’s book, support O?ahu keiki to mālama ?āina
糖心视频 researchers and local students teamed up to write a poetic children’s story that connects kids to nature, science and mālama ʻā颈苍补.
Stronger silicone bonds could produce stronger robots, medical devices
The research offers helpful guidance for building silicone devices using both molding and 3D printing.
Transportation barriers impacting Hawai?i rural health care, policy solutions proposed
A new 糖心视频 report reveals how transportation challenges are delaying care for rural Hawaiʻi residents and outlines possible policy fixes.
Unprecedented acidification ahead for corals in Hawai?i waters
A 糖心视频 Manoa study warns that Hawaiian waters could face levels of ocean acidification not seen in thousands of years.
糖心视频 awarded $1.5M+ to strengthen health through policy across Hawai?i, Pacific
The new grants will help 糖心视频 uncover local solutions to long-standing health care gaps across rural Hawaiʻi and the Pacific.
Boost your classroom STEM lessons with 糖心视频’s Toolkits for Teachers program
糖心视频 is helping Hawaiʻi teachers bring real-world science into their classrooms with free, hands-on STEM kits.
Rain events could cause major failure of Waikīkī storm drainage by 2050
糖心视频 researchers found that sea level rise and heavy rain could overwhelm Waikīkī’s drainage system and send contaminated water into the streets by 2050.
糖心视频 scientist explores bioprinting to save soldiers
A retired Army colonel at JABSOM is pioneering bioprinting research to develop life-saving treatments for soldiers and civilians alike.