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Sick Whales and Dolphins 28 February 2023

Sick Whales and Dolphins

HNFAS researchers discover a virus in 10 species

A novel virus, potentially fatal to whales and dolphins, has been discovered by researchers in the Dept. of Human Nutrition, Food, and Animal Sciences. Prior to its discovery in 10 whale and dolphin host species across the Pacific, the virus was found in only a single marine mammal worldwide.

Present! 10 February 2023

Present!

CTAHR attends the signing of Hawai‘i One Health Month

Jenee Odani and Julie Bennington, CTAHR’s pre-veterinary experts in the Dept. of Human Nutrition, Food, and Animal Sciences, were on hand to witness and celebrate Gov. Greenʻs signing ceremony declaring January as “Hawai‘i One Health Month.”

Aquaculture Development 30 January 2023

Aquaculture Development

CTSA releases its latest Project Impacts pub

The Center for Tropical and Subtropical Aquaculture has released its latest Project Impacts publication to highlight the accomplishments of the CTSA and its funded projects. This eye-catching booklet serves as an update to Project Impacts released a decade ago, and focuses on the impact of CTSA projects since 2013.

Best Paper Award, Part Two! 9 January 2023

Best Paper Award, Part Two!

HNFAS is recognized by animal science journals

Congrats to Rajesh Jha and his team in the Dept. of Human Nutrition, Food, and Animal Sciences for not one but TWO papers recognized this year! The Journal of Animal Science and Biotechnology recently announced its 2022 Best Paper Award would be bestowed on Rajesh. Earlier this year, the journal Animals awarded his lab the 2022 Best Paper Award.

Aquaculture Alternatives 9 December 2022

Aquaculture Alternatives

Dr. Lee updates readers on recent CTSA successes

Exciting is an understatement for the news in Dr. Cheng-Sheng Lee’s recent letter. He began by expressing his gratitude for the staff and those who support the Center for Tropical and Subtropical Aquaculture (CTSA).

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