Students and community partners identify a previously undocumented oyster species in Hawai‘i. Check out the UH news story. The pre-print ...

Last year team CGRG genetically modified Hawai‘i sourced Culex quinquefasciatus (southern house mosquito) to test stable incorporation of...

Tis the season to help in the fight against these invasive pests! It is now possible to make donations to the UH Hilo Mosquito Research L...

Team CGRG couldn't be more proud of three of our members this summer! Congratulations to Dominique Zarders for successfully defending her...

Congratulations to undergraduate student, Jesse Leavitt! Jesse has been awarded $5,000 from the Scholarships for Science, Technology, Eng...

CGRG member Jolene Sutton and colleagues from University of Otago (Bruce Robertson), University of Sydney (Catherine Grueber), and San ...

Mosquitoes don't belong in Hawai‘i. They were introduced nearly 200 years ago and they have big impacts for people and native wildlife he...

Congratualtions to CGRG member and MSc candidate, Gary Sur, for publishing work from his undergraduate research with his supervisor Eliza...

The cover to this month's issue of Genes was released today. Beautiful!

It's so great when the local newspapers feature our students' successes! Congratulations Geneviève Blanchet and Koa Matsuoka!

Our pre-print is available, describing a fully synthetic, reversible gene drive system that still functions after 200+ generations. ABSTR...

Our ‘Alalā genome paper has been published in Genes. It was a privilege to work with wonderful collaborators to develop a resource that w...

Time to catch up with some exciting updates: July 2018: Congratulations to Geneviève Blanchet for being awarded "Outstanding Graduate Stu...