Arianna Bunnell is pursuing her PhD in computer science at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, with an appointment at the University of Hawaiʻi Cancer Center. Her research utilizes artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance breast imaging—specifically, mammography and ultrasound—with the goal of expanding access to early cancer detection.
Join seabird ecologist Beth Flint and marine journalist Susan Scott for a trip through the natural and unnatural histories of Johnston and Palmyra Atolls in a free hybrid talk hosted by ARCS Honolulu Chapter on Thursday, Oct. 16.
Some of the least visited sites on Earth, these islands, reefs, and... Read more
Hawai‘i's congressional delegation and Governor Josh Green were on hand to cheer as the University of Hawai‘i announced its fourth consecutive year of record extramural funding. FY2025 saw a 19 percent increase to $734 million, with more than two thirds of that secured by UH Manoa, the UH System's flagship... Read more
