Samir Khanal’s new book, Waste Biorefinery: Potential and Perspectives, offers data-based information on cutting-edge processes for using biogenic waste to produce biofuels, energy products and biochemicals.

Come to the weekly Natural Resources and Environmental Management seminar on Wednesday, March 21, for a discussion on “Who Hoots Where? Insights Into the Distribution & Ecology of Hawaiian Short-Eared Owls, or Pueo” by NREM postdoctoral fellow Javier Cotin.

Do you have enough savings? It may be hard to know. Come to the latest installment of the Center on the Family’s Brown Bag Seminar Series, entitled “Prepared for a Rainy Day? A Refined Measure for Emergency Saving Adequacy of Households,” by Hua Zan (COF). 

How do you help a forest to recover? Come to the latest offering in the Tropical Plant and Soil Sciences Seminar Series, “Applied Nucleation and Forest Recovery in the Tropics – A Decade-Long Restoration Study,” to find out. 

If you’ve got a drone and you know how to use it, consider participating in the UH Drone Boot Camp on Friday, March 30, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Les Murakami Baseball Stadium!