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A study co-led by a University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa doctoral student revealed that each type of coral and algae from a coral reef produced a unique suite of chemical compounds. The information was published in Communications Biology, and may offer a new way to monitor the health of reefs around Hawaiʻi.

A study revealed that each type of coral and algae from a coral reef produced a unique suite of hundreds of chemical compounds.

Pacific Island Knowledge 2 Action Resources (PIK2AR) set up shop at Pioneer Park on Saturday, helping feed the homeless.

Nicole Hynson was selected as a new Underground Explorer, supporting her research on the subterranean fungal network in Native Hawaiian dryland forests.

Hawaiian land snails, most of which are found nowhere else in the world, are among some of the most threatened animals on the planet.

A $1.5 million federal grant to Salt Lake Community College has sparked some discontent, with a board of trustees member resigning over it and some in the minority business community questioning why SLCC got the grant.

The students performed cutting-edge research in environmental biology within the watershed of Kailua in Windward Oʻahu.

From Tongan kava ceremonies to Hawaiian Kanikapila music jams, 2022s Utah Pacific Island Heritage Month has a lot to offer.

The deadline for submissions for the 2022 Provost Strategic Investment Initiative is May 2.

The project will examine how symbiotic microbes contribute to the efficiency of food webs, and how food webs determine the composition of symbiotic microbes.