Students drive solutions to real-world problems
UH students assisted the Department of Agriculture’s Animal Quarantine unit and Hawaiʻi Dental Service through industry-integrated courses.
PhD student recognized for leading fight against COVID-19
In two months, Aloha Mask made more than 10,000 face masks for essential workers.
2 decades later, solution to problem becomes published work
Albert Kim’s research began when he was an undergraduate student, nearly 20 years ago.
UH associate professor earns Fulbright scholarship for water and climate research
Sayed Bateni’s research aims to predict heat wave duration and intensity in Qatar.
UH Mānoa COVID-19 wastewater surveillance project receives NSF funding
The research involves collecting samples and developing a detection method.
$100K awarded to engineering student projects, activities
The funds were generated by the College of Engineering’s 2019 Annual Banquet, its largest annual fundraiser.
Can you safely reuse an N95 mask?
A team of experts are evaluating methods to decontaminate personal protective equipment.
Breakthrough technique could expand ventilator capacity
A team of researchers is working on a quad-split ventilator system to treat COVID-19 patients in an emergency situation.
UH Mānoa student, alum earn $135K NSF research fellowships
This is the third straight year a UH Mānoa electrical engineering student has won the fellowship.
UH Mānoa student-led group creates mask sewing kits aimed at saving lives
Two UH Mānoa PhD students are leading a group of volunteers to create cloth mask sewing kits for front line workers amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
