Astronomy alum wins prestigious Trumpler Award
UH Mānoa Institute for Astronomy graduate H. Jabran Zahid receives award for research on chemical evolution of galaxies.
Nine UH Mānoa students are named ARCS Scholars
Doctoral students recognized for excellence in research with unrestricted grants up to $6,000 each.
No easy feat: Observing a solar eclipse over the Arctic
The international Solar Wind Sherpas team braved Arctic weather to successfully observe the total solar eclipse of March 20 from Greenland.
Robotically discovering Earth’s nearest neighbors
Team of astronomers recently discovered a planetary system orbiting a nearby star only 54 light-years away.
Cold cosmic mystery solved
A research team of led by Astronomer István Szapudi discover what might be the largest known structure in the universe that leaves its imprint on cosmic microwave background radiation.
Stewardship by UH to protect Maunakea for future generations
The mission is to protect the natural, cultural and scientific resources of the mountain through community-led management.
Internationally known astronomer R. Brent Tully funds endowment to bring stars to UH
R. Brent Tully uses prize to establish the R. Brent Tully Distinguished Visitors Endowed Fund for the UH Mānoa Institute for Astronomy.
Institute for Astronomy holds popular open house
The importance of light and light-based technologies for sustainable development will be featured at the Institute for Astronomy open house on April 12.
UH accelerator announces finalists for second cohort
Ten teams are finalists for the second cohort of the XLR8UH proof of concept center.
Fastest star in Milky Way propelled by a thermonuclear supernova
Institute for Astronomy’s Eugene Magnier part of international team of astronomers to find a star that breaks the galactic speed record.
