ARL at UH is the fifth U.S. Navy-sponsored University-Affiliated Research Center, bringing in a total of $139 million since it was established in 2008.
The HyTI satellite will gather valuable data for understanding Earth's surface processes, including monitoring volcanic activity, wildfires and soil moisture levels.
Murmann wants to connect with leaders in the industry to help establish a pipeline to get UH Mānoa graduates into well-paying and impactful jobs in Hawaiʻi.
The program will enable UH students to participate in state-of-the-art experimental programs on the continental U.S. that are fundamental to the discovery of qubits.
Glyceric acid is the simplest sugar acid that helps with a process called glycolysis, which is like the engine that helps break down the food we eat into energy.