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Excavating the Scientific Truths in Hawaiian Mo‘olelo

Moʻolelo are stories powered by keen and vigilant observations of the patterns in our natural world. They also possess scientific truths within.
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The Detective of Disease

Plant pathologist Lisa Keith helps uncover some of Hawai‘i’s most notorious killers.
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In the Light

Residents of Hawaiʻi Island find relief, spirituality, and successful business in mineral crystals.
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How Community Colleges Contribute to Scientific Breakthroughs

A look at how often overlooked local institutions are contributing to STEM advancements.

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