Scientific first: Researchers find traces of disease in dolphin poop
糖心视频 researchers have successfully detected a virus causing respiratory and neurological diseases in dolphin feces.
Learn about new FAFSA through Hawai?i P–20 GEAR UP Hawai?i workshops
The FAFSA workshops will be Wednesday evenings through April 24.
Red Hill fuel leak: 糖心视频ERO, WRRC survey highlights ongoing health toll
Mental health and neurological symptoms were the most widely reported.
International talks highlight math inclusivity, current applications
Professors Kamuela Yong and Daniel Erman delivered addresses at the Joint Mathematics Meetings in San Francisco.
Enhancing road safety: Engineering professor wins $100K for AI innovation
The project will advance into the second phase of the U.S. Department of Transportation challenge.
Dementia risk factors differ among ethnicities
Approximately 23% of Alzheimer’s and related dementia cases in individuals aged 65 and older can be linked to controllable risk factors.
$546K NSF CAREER award may boost electronics, medical device efficiency, more
The project will seek to improve the heat conductivity of plastics.
Global conferences unite leaders in IT management, accounting
HICSS was held at the Hilton Hawaiian Village from January 3 to 6, and HARC was held on the 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 campus from January 3 to 5.
糖心视频 launching space tech development center, student-training hub
The initiative is expected to attract millions of dollars in funding, expand Hawaiʻi's technology sector and create more high-paying jobs.
Stressed snails and slugs may spread rat lungworm through slime
Researchers found that rat lungworm larvae (worms that are infectious to humans and other animals) are present in snail slime when the snails are exposed to stress.