Impact of light pollution, free film and discussion
International filmmaker and Mānoa astronomy specialist discuss lighting issues at screening of The City Dark.
Supernova’s companion star spied by UH astronomers
With a 10-minute window, Institute for Astronomy researchers help find stars in creation of a new supernova.
Physics and astronomy hold an open house
Physics and astronomy demonstrations and hands-on activities highlight event on November 19.
Mānoa chancellor looks to the future and other news
Virginia Hinshaw reflects on her tenure as chancellor in Pacific Business News and other recent news coverage featuring University of Hawaiʻi campuses.
APEC videos highlight UH programs
Videos highlighting University of Hawaiʻi science and health programs will play on hotel TV network during APEC.
Giving substance to planetary nebulae
Planet nebulae are described by UH Mānoa Astronomer Roberto Méndez in the latest issue of the Institute for Astronomy newsletter.
Scientists project rainfall changes for next 30 years
UH scientists' rainfall projections and other research and activities at UH campuses as covered in local and national news outlets.
Mauna Kea, IfA played a role in Nobel physics prize
UH Astronomer John Tonry and the Institute for Astronomy’s Canada-France-Hawaiʻi Telescope were key players in the discovery recognized by the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics.
