Deep space chemical reactions unveil secrets of Earth’s life origins
UH research suggests new routes to RNA replication assisted by molecules expected to be readily formed from ingredients abundant in space.
Fostering the next generation of STEM leaders through hands-on activities
UH Mānoa students, faculty and staff led the students through different hands-on activities.
Chemistry professor’s gift to bring joy to undergraduate students
Seff established the Karl, Rose, and Joseph Seff Endowment in 2012.
$10.7M for human, environmental microbiome research
A second grant of more than $10 million from the National Institutes of Health furthers UH as a microbiome research center of excellence.
Rainbow Dancers turned medical professionals credit UH for jumpstarting careers
Ligaya Stice earned an MD and PhD from Boston University, and Tammy Spain earned a PhD from Yale University.
Colorful Kuiper Belt puzzle solved by UH researchers
The problem involved the Kuiper Belt, which is a massive disk of icy bodies located just outside of Neptune’s orbit in our solar system.
UH grad, future STEM leader, awarded national fellowship taking him to Nepal
Caleb-Matthew Olaso won a nationally competitive fellowship program that will take him to Nepal for a year to work in a non-profit centered around education development.
5 UH Mānoa grad programs among nation’s top 75
Seven programs were ranked in the nation’s top 100.
Get up to $3K to explore undergrad research and creative work
Entering Research and Creative Work funding allows students to experience research and creative work without having to write a full project proposal.
Elusive antiaromatic molecule produced in a lab for the 1st time
The cyclic oxirene is a key reactive ingredient in interstellar environments and is considered one of the most mysterious molecules of organic transients.
