Latest publication from the School of Life Sciences’ Sherwood Lab
Photo: The red alga Amansia glomerata: an ideal system for investigating speciation in Hawaiʻi.Photo credit: Bert Weeks Lead …
Publications
UH Mānoa School of Life Sciences’ Dr. Michael Norris and Team Play Key Role in Linking Dolphin Strandings to Disease That Can Spread to Humans
Photo: Striped dolphins in the wild. Credit: Robin W. BairdVideo Link: https://go.hawaii.edu/p2r Scientists from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoaʻs …
Showcase Your Achievements: Submit Projects and Photos for the School of Life Sciences Annual Highlights Report
Help Us Celebrate the Achievements of the School of Life Sciences! This year, the School of Life Sciences …
School of Life Sciences Graduate Program Spring Proposal Symposium
The School of Life Sciences at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa is excited to host the Spring Proposal …
Thomson Lab research featured in Science magazine
The Thomson lab research group published their recent work “The evolutionary network of whiptail lizards reveals predictable outcomes …
Award winning book published by SoLS faculty
Professor Mark Merlin’s recent book Plants and People of the Marshall Islands (Keinikkan im Ri-Aelōn Kein) has been selected as …
Sticky toes and grippy claws: lizards use habitat in ways that match their clinging ability
New research from the Wright Lab on functional morphology and ecology of introduced lizards in Hawaii featured on …
Scientists’ Warning: island biodiversity at risk
The Board of the Society of Island Biology has published a paper calling attention to ongoing threats to …