UH Foundation has featured the research of four C-MAIKI faculty in a recent article! Coral reef resilience on Maui - Craig Nelson Infectious disease control with sterile mosquitoes - Matthew Medeiros Biodiversity conservation with indigenous pomace flies - Joanne Yew and Nicole Hynson See Q&A responses and read more about their research in the UH Foundation feature: https://www.uhfoundation.org/impact/research/reefs-rainforests-and-resistance-c-maikis-microbial-mission

The One Health Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Certificate Program was named one of the winners of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Provost’s Strategic Investment Competition! 16 cross-unit and cross-disciplinary proposals were selected to receive a total of $750,000 in start-up funding. C-MĀIKI members Margaret McFall-Ngai, Nicole Hynson, Matthew Medeiros, and Nhu Nguyen will be part of a dynamic, cross-disciplinary team of UH faculty from the John A. Burns School of Medic

Five C-MĀIKI researchers (Kiana Frank, Matthew Medeiros, Floyd Reed, Joanne Yew, and Masato Yoshizawa) received a five-year NIH Centers of Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE) grant to study microbiomes and their impact on human health. Their story has been featured in the Star Advertiser. Read more here: https://www.staradvertiser.com/2019/01/21/hawaii-news/uh-manoa-gets-10-4m-grant-for-microbiome-research/?HSA=5d6d29eecb2e53acde2f0b00007a8e65412a7cfb