Qing Li, one of just three UH faculty invited to present innovative research and cutting-edge ideas to an invitation-only audience of investors and entrepreneurs at the UH Tech Showcase, looks for potential pest-control agents in essential oils.

CTAHR alumna Lyndsey Haraguchi-Nakayama and Ag Leadership Program grad Lani Weigert are among five women featured in Forbes Magazine for “rocking the food scene” in Hawai‘i. 

Two posters co-authored by Associate Professor Samir Khanal received outstanding poster awards at the 2017 International Water Association World Conference on Anaerobic Digestion in Beijing—both placing in the top 20 of nearly 600 poster presentations.

Undisturbed soil can store more carbon than plants and the atmosphere combined, Natural Resources and Environmental Management’s Susan Crow told radio listeners in a recent interview.

Tropical Plant and Soil Sciences alumnus Mark Dragich, an agricultural research associate at Monsanto, credits CTAHR plant pathology and entomology faculty for giving him the skills and experience to lead a field technology implementation team.