UH underwater vehicle charging station wins national competition
Hālona is a mobile wave-powered autonomous underwater vehicle docking station designed to collect oceanographic data.
Hālona is a mobile wave-powered autonomous underwater vehicle docking station designed to collect oceanographic data.
Students and faculty will fabricate custom small metal parts for research and components for senior design projects.
UH Mānoa electrical engineering PhD graduate Arif Rahman has been awarded a two-year, $120,000 postdoctoral fellowship to develop a space medical oxygen delivery system.
The Hacking 4 Recovery program’s objective is to diversify the economy, assuming that tourism will not fully reopen soon due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
UH students assisted the Department of Agriculture’s Animal Quarantine unit and Hawaiʻi Dental Service through industry-integrated courses.
Albert Kim’s research began when he was an undergraduate student, nearly 20 years ago.
Sayed Bateni’s research aims to predict heat wave duration and intensity in Qatar.
The mentored internships can provide funding of up to $9,000 per academic year through a competitive application process.
This is the third straight year a UH Mānoa electrical engineering student has won the fellowship.
The donation will support the UH Mānoa College of Engineering Asphalt and Pavements Lab Fund.