UH research dives into dark matter interactions
The XENON1T experiment has detected a series of events that may indicate interactions between dark matter and ordinary matter.
Keeping astronauts healthy while in space, goal of UH research
The team’s research will drastically expand the forecast of GCRs from hours to centuries using a variety of data sources.
Control COVID-19 curve, don’t crush it, UH research says
Researchers recommend increasing testing and contact tracing when policy changes occur, such as when schools and businesses re-open.
Media incorrectly connects UH research to parallel universe theory
Peter Gorham’s Antarctica research has been misinterpreted and misquoted by journalists.
UH physicist awarded grant to develop instrumentation for high-energy colliders
Particle physicist Peter Gorham was awarded a three-year grant from the Department of Energy for $350,000.
‘Eclipse Chaser’ children’s book features UH astronomer
University of Hawaiʻi astronomy professor Shadia Rifai Habbal’s quest to hunt down the 2017 solar eclipse reveals compelling data.
UH professors’ experiment aboard the International Space Station undergoes repairs
Veronica Bindi and Philip von Doetinchem’s repair effort required the development of special tools to gain access to the instrument and its cooling system while minimizing the creation of debris or sharp edges that could put astronauts at risk.
Are black holes made of dark energy?
UH Mānoa researchers have identified and corrected a subtle error that was made when applying Einstein’s equations to model the growth of the universe
West side high school students build computers at UH Mānoa
The mentorship program, in its fourth year, aims to increase the digital literacy level of high school students in a college setting that resides in natural sciences and computer programming.
Nobel Prize winner sees UH at forefront of physics, astronomy future
Nobel Laureate Arthur B. McDonald sees that the work done with the faculty at UH Mānoa leads the world on a number of fronts.
