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Wang, Koon-Hui

Professor & Chair  


Email:  koonhui@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-2455
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Akahoshi, Kiersten

Jr Extn Agent  


Email:  Kiersten@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 969-8229
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Alvarez, Anne M

Plant Pathologist, Emeritus  


Email:  alvarez@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-7764
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Arif, Mohammad

Asst Rsrch/Asst Prof  


Email:  arif@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-7765
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Bloese, Joanna

Asst Spec  


Email:  bloese@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 969-8225
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Cheng, Zhiqiang

Associate Specialist  


Email:  cheng241@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-6416
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Dobhal, Shefali

Jr Rsrch  


Email:  shefali@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-7027
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Doorenweerd, Camiel

PhD  


Email:  camiel.doorenweerd@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-9123
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Grace, J Kenneth

Researcher Emeritus  


Email:  kennethg@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956
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Hu, John

Plant Pathologist  


Email:  johnhu@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-7281
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Jenkins, Daniel

Dr.  


Email:  danielje@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 781-1343
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Kawate, Michael K

Emeritus  


Email:  mkawate@hawaii.edu
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Krushelnycky, Paul

Asst Rsrch  


Email:  pauldk@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-8261
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Manandhar, Roshan

Assistant Extension Agent - Invasive Species  


Email:  roshanm@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 274-3477
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Mau, Ronald F L

Emeritus  


Email:  ronaldma@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-7076
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Melzer, Michael J

Asst Rsrch  


Email:  melzer@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-7887
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Nishijima, Wayne T

SPECIALIST EMERITUS  


Email:  waynen@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 981-5199
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Rubinoff, Daniel

Professor  


Email:  rubinoff@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-8432
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San Jose, Michael

Jr Rsrch  


Email:  mdsjose@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 946-2436
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Sato, Dwight M

Emeritus  


Email:  dwights@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 981-5199
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Shikano, Ikkei

Assistant Professor  


Email:  ishikano@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-2000
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Sipes, Brent S

Professor Plant Pathology  


Email:  sipes@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-7813
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Tay, Jia-Wei

Asst Professor/Asst Specialist  


Email:  jwtay@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-6744
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Tian, Miaoying

Associate Researcher/Professor  


Email:  mtian@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-5305
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Valenzuela, Hector R

Specialist  


Email:  hector@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-7903
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Villalobos, Ethel M

Jr Rschr  


Email:  emv@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-2445
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Wright, Mark G.

Prof of Entomology and Extension specialist  


Email:  markwrig@hawaii.edu
Phone:  (808) 956-7670
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Planting Basil at Waimanalo


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.”

The Science of Food 9 December 2022

The Science of Food

HNFAS will use NIFA grant to support underrepresented grad students

Native Hawaiians are disproportionately affected by food insecurity and other issues in the food system. Yet, they and other indigenous people are underrepresented in the food science workforce. And just when the need for such expertise is increasing, there will be a predicted shortfall of graduates.

Fulbright Scholar 13 May 2022

Fulbright Scholar

Rajesh Jha of HNFAS is recognized

Congrats to Rajesh Jha of the Dept. of Human Nutrition, Food, and Animal Sciences, who was named a Fulbright U.S. Scholar. The award is granted by the U.S. Department of State and the Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board. The Fulbright Program is the federal government’s flagship international educational exchange program. Fulbrighters engage in cutting-edge research and expand their professional networks, often continuing research collaborations started abroad and laying the groundwork for forging future partnerships between institutions.

2022 Dean’s Award for Excellence in Research 18 April 2022

2022 Dean’s Award for Excellence in Research

Rachel Novotny of the Dept. of Human Nutrition, Food, and Animal Sciences

The 2022 CTAHR Dean’s Award for Excellence in Research recognizes the outstanding scientific contributions of Rachel Novotny, Professor of Nutritional Sciences. Since joining CTAHR in a tenure-track position in 1990, Rachel has developed a highly productive and significant research program focused on maternal and child nutrition and health, particularly among culturally diverse populations. She has obtained more than $40 million as the principal investigator of federal grants, including $25 million for establishing the Children’s Healthy Living Program, and recently an additional $10 million award to expand that program into a Center of Excellence in Food System Resiliency for Children’s Healthy Living. Rachel has published more than 150 peer reviewed papers and successfully mentored more than 50 graduate students and 15 post-doctoral candidates in Nutrition and Epidemiology. In briefly describing her research, she states that she “conducts intervention trials to improve diet, physical activity, community environment and other systems approaches to improve health of women, adolescents, and young children in diverse understudied populations.”

Rachel will be honored at the 2022 CTAHR 'Ohana Banquet.

Small, Cryptic, and Devastating 20 May 2020

Small, Cryptic, and Devastating

Recognize the pests that threaten your backyard garden

Essentially, all crops we grow in Hawai‘i could be attacked by an insect or mite pest. Of the most significant pests, many are very small, and some barely resemble insects. So how does one go about fighting scale insects, mealybugs, whitefly, and thrips? It’s important to be able to recognize the pest, or the specific damage it causes, so you can take corrective action.

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