Undergrad helps discover new bacterium on way to marine biology degree
Vanessa K. Zepeda was instrumental in the discovery of a spiral-shaped bacterium that is the only known representative of a new genus and species.
Chinese officials train at executive IT program in Mānoa
UH welcomed participants from the China Guangdong Department of Human Resource and Social Security to attend the World Bank sponsored executive IT Program.
Barry Goldwater STEM scholarship accepting applications
Students interested in a research career in mathematics, natural sciences or engineering can apply for the Barry Goldwater Scholarship.
UH Mānoa College of Natural Sciences dean search process begins
UH Mānoa’s Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs initiates formal search process for dean of the College of Natural Sciences.
Technologies developed at the University of Hawaiʻi highlighted
Potential investors got to see some of the exciting developments at the University of Hawaiʻi at a technology showcase in October.
Ultralight foam among lightest material ever produced
Researchers at the UH Mānoa Physics Department have achieved the synthesis of an ultralight foam.
Governor Ige declares UH Mānoa Library and Information Science Program Week
Governor David Ige proclaims September 13-19 as UH Mānoa Library and Information Science Program Week
Hawaiʻi physicists help advance research into Earth’s radioactivity and nonproliferation
A team of researchers, including UH Mānoa’s John Learned, published a new map on September 1 that characterizes the Earth’s radioactivity.
Year-long HI-SEAS space simulation mission underway
On Friday, August 28, 2015, the six crew members of the fourth Hawaiʻi Space Exploration Analog and Simulation mission entered the dome where they will be living for one year.
Six scientists to spend 365 days in isolation for HI-SEAS simulated Mars trip
The crew that will spend 365 days in isolation in the next Hawaiʻi Space Exploration Analog and Simulation mission has been selected
