Tiny robots could deliver drugs in human body, more
Janus particles can detect and navigate towards chemical signals, much like bacteria-sensing food.
Aerospace engineering student wins national space science award
Sapphira Akins is now working on her master's degree with the BAM (bachelor's and master's) program.
‘Rising engineering stars’ earn national recognition
The award highlights the professors' innovative research and work to inspire the next generation of engineers.
UH engineers spark STEM interest in King Intermediate students
The middle school students participated in engineering presentations and toured specialized laboratory facilities.
Hilo native returns home to build statewide engineering pipeline
The new pre-engineering pathway program allows students to begin their engineering studies at UH Hilo before transferring to UH Mānoa to complete their degrees.
Team of microscopic soft robots could transform medical care
The new technology could allow doctors to guide several tiny, flexible robots independently through the body's complex network of tubes and vessels.
New UH manufacturing technique makes wearable health sensors more affordable
Wearable sensors are crucial in continuously monitoring vital signs and other health indicators.
NASA taps Leeward CC student for aerospace scholar program
Austin Cataluna embarked in a six-month journey to advance his capabilities in STEM.
National transportation fellowship program picks UH Mānoa student
The program funds students from minority-serving institutions to attend and present their research at the TRB annual meeting in January 2025.
Microplastics’ effect on lung health part of pioneering UH study
Engineers are trying to figure out how these tiny plastic particles affect our health and the environment.
