Learn about 3D printers, laser cutters, more through new FabLab tutorials
The students designed, scripted and filmed the videos.
New mechanical engineering pathway benefits shipyards on Oʻahu, Guam
The program was created to address a mechanical engineering shortfall at maintenance facilities in Guam and Hawaiʻi.
3D-printed sweat sensor one of world’s top healthcare innovations in 2023
UH Mānoa’s sweat sensor placed No. 5 out of more than 8,500 showcased innovations.
Date-rape drug detector ring, other cutting-edge projects at new innovation program
Patents2Products Fellows will receive training and mentorship to translate innovative ideas into meaningful commercialization opportunities.
New Faculty Fellows program to grow UH innovation and entrepreneurship
Faculty Fellows will participate in interactive workshops and panel discussions curated by OIC.
PhD student’s passion for our future is ‘out of this world’
Eisenstat co-founded the UH Mānoa chapter of the United Nations Association.
NSF CAREER award for professor’s work in 3D printing research
In alignment with the NSF CAREER program’s commitment to integrating research with education, this project also includes a robust outreach and education component.
Nuclear energy, engineering course a win-win for students, industry partners
The course supports the College of Engineering’s efforts to complement its engineering curriculum with applied engineering opportunities.
UH engineering convocation speaker stresses importance of giving back to Hawaiʻi
Brialyn Onodera is a mechanical engineer for the National Solar Observatory at the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope atop Haleakalā.
Breakthrough for sweat: health monitoring device from UH researchers
By incorporating various sensors, the sweatainer can analyze sweat in a mode similar to previous wearable sweat-sensing systems.
