International volcanology training course returns after 4-year break
Since 1991, 264 scientists and technicians from 30 countries have participated in the volcanology training.
Diverse interests, identity explored by UH Mānoa undergraduate
Kayley Rolph, who is working on a bachelor’s in Earth sciences, completed a certificate in women, gender and sexuality studies, and will begin Khmer language classes.
1950s Kīlauea Iki lava samples to help UH scientists understand volcanic eruptions
Investigating these samples will provide new insights for understanding recent and future volcanic eruptions in Hawaiʻi.
NASA selects UH Mānoa student team to develop, launch CubeSat
UH’s proposed CubeSat is one of eight across the nation that will launch aboard planned missions led by NASA.
5 UH Mānoa grad programs among nation’s top 75
Seven programs were ranked in the nation’s top 100.
Camel rides, labyrinth city explored in student’s ‘surreal’ study abroad experience
UH Mānoa student Victoria Miranda spent a semester in Seville, Spain through the Study Abroad Center.
Science, finance studies prepare student to conserve Hawaiʻi’s resources
Tehani Malterre is in the bachelor’s and master’s pathway program wherein she is pursuing a master’s of science in finance while finishing her GES degree.
Undergraduate investigates pollution’s effect on watershed microbes
The findings suggest that caffeine degrades in concentration from the inland portion of the stream to the nearshore and it may have an impact on microbial metabolism.
Native predatory fish help control invasive species in Hawaiian fishpond
Jacks and barracuda in Heʻeia fishpond were found to feed on Australian mullet, an invasive species introduced to Oʻahu waters in the 1950s.
Tonga eruption spawns massive phytoplankton bloom
The largest submarine volcanic eruption of this century led to a dramatic phytoplankton bloom north of the island of Tongatapu, in the Kingdom of Tonga.
