Innovation: RescueStreamer Can be Seen for Miles in an Emergency

RescueStreamer is a long ribbon of orange plastic that can be unfurled by a wayward hiker or someone lost at sea.

By Dennis Hollier

February 2012

Innovation: Autism Training Solutions Teaches the Teachers

There aren't enough qualified teachers to help autistic children, but a local company is filling the need with practical, online training.

By Beverly Creamer

January 2012

APEC Gives Hawaii a Chance to Redefine its Image

When up to 20,000 guests attend the APEC 2011 Leaders' Week next month, we won't be touting Hawaii's old standbys.

By Stu Glauberman

October 2011

Growing Tilapia and Vegetables with Aquaponics

Clyde Tamaru, an aquaculture specialist at UH Manoa's CTAHR department, is on a mission: putting marginal land to good agricultural use with aquaponics.

By Janel Lubanski

August 2011

The Department of Hawaiian Homelands' New Efficient Homes

Armstrong Builders has created multiple housing communities, all with fully efficient homes.

By Janel Lubanski

July 2011

Kuehnle Algae Replaces Oil

Using a library of algae strains, Kuehnle AgroSystems says it can decrease the need for imported oil; replacing it by optimizing algae biomass to a valuable biofuel.

By Janel Lubanski

June 2011

Grower’s Secret Energizes Plants

Advanced Biological Research's product can increase yields and shorten crop cycles.

By Lollie Groth

April 2011

Hawaii’s Tech Industry After Act 221

The tax credit nurturing Hawaii’s tech industry is dead, but here are five ways to keep the momentum going

By Shara Enay

January 2011

Technology Makes Living at Home Safer

By Beverly Creamer

December 2010

Faster, Cheaper DNA Detection

Diagenetix tests DNA faster and cheaper than existing technology.

By Mark Brislin

September 2010