‘A‘ohe pau ka ‘ike i ka hālau ho‘okahi │ One learns from many sources │ A publication from the Office of the Chancellor, University of Hawai‘i at Hilo
The maps stem from research first released in 2021 led by UH Hilo environmental scientist Ryan Perroy, director of the Spatial Data Analysis and Visualization research laboratory based at the university.
Computer scientist Travis Mandel, director of UH Hilo’s interdisciplinary data science program, is working with team of students, alumni, and faculty to develop the FISHTRAC software.
A UH Hilo summer class explored research problems in human-in-the-loop artificial intelligence and its connections with natural science.
Professor Hart, whose lab focuses on the ecology and conservation of Hawaiian forests and forest birds, started the podcast Manu Minute in 2020 with hopes to foster community awareness and appreciation of Hawai‘i’s birds and ecosystems.
Professor of English Kirsten Møllegaard with English majors Evangeline Lemieux and Braden Savage presented their published paper at literature conference in Paris, France.
Lava samples collected September 11 were driven from the eruption to the UH Hilo geology lab, where undergraduate geology research assistants immediately started sample preparation and analysis.
Using theory and research skills taught in their sociology practicum, UH Hilo students are helping asses the student-centered curriculum for a Hawaiian-focused charter school.
There is a lot going on in UH Hilo’s six colleges that shows where we are going and the impact our university has on our community.
Sweet sustainability lesson for KCC culinary students using UH Hilo honey
Environmental scientists publish online maps showing cattle, pigs spread Rapid ʻŌhiʻa Death
Francis Dumanig receives 2023 Filipino American Heritage Month Community Recognition Award
AI scientists at UH Hilo receive prestigious editor’s choice award for paper on their fish tracking software
UH Hilo English instructor Susan Wackerbarth’s novel, set in Hilo, explores search for sense of home
UH Hilo computer scientist Travis Mandel and his students explore artificial intelligence and natural science
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