Mauna Kea, IfA played a role in Nobel physics prize
UH Astronomer John Tonry and the Institute for Astronomy’s Canada-France-Hawaiʻi Telescope were key players in the discovery recognized by the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics.
Planet caught in process of forming
An Institute for Astronomy researcher uses optical tricks to capture first image of planet formation.
Climate symposium focuses on best science for public policy
APEC Climate Symposium 2011 opened at UH Mānoa. Keynote speaker Rosina Bierbaum discusses climate change and development in a public lecture Monday night.
UH hosts APEC Climate Center at symposium
As part of APEC Hawaiʻi 2011 activities in Honolulu, the APEC Climate Center holds its annual symposium at UH Mānoa.
New Pacific climate center led by UH and Guam universities
UH Mānoa and UH Hilo part of consortium leading one of eight regional centers to provide the best scientific information in public policy discussions on climate change.
APEC helps Hawaiʻi redefine image
UH is playing a significant large role in the APEC 2011 Hawaiʻi Host Committee’s message that there’s more to Hawaiʻi than just sun, sand and surf.
New hypothesis explains acidification effect
UH researchers have developed a new hypothesis to explain how climate change causes ocean acidification.
