Moon crater named in honor of UH scientist
B. Ray Hawke was a lunar researcher within the Hawaiʻi Institute for Geophysics and Planetology.
Powerful new tool for looking for life beyond Earth developed by UH researchers
Shiv Sharma and Anupam Misra, and their team, developed the standoff ultra-compact micro-Raman instrument.
UH researcher named participating scientist for NASA asteroid mission
Post-doctoral associate David Trang will become a science team member during his three-year tenure with the mission.
UH Mānoa researcher honored for clean energy education and empowerment
Nicole Lautze serves as a faculty member in the Hawaiʻi Institute for Geophysics and Planetology.
UH Mānoa professor named 2017 American Geophysical Union Fellow
Murli Manghnani has made impressive contributions in the field of high pressure-high temperature mineral physics, with a focus on the structure and transformation of minerals deep in Earth’s interior.
New research uses satellites to predict end of volcanic eruptions
UH Mānoa's Estelle Bonny and Robert Wright tested the hypothesis that lava flow rate changes during a typical effusive volcanic eruption.
New evidence of frost on moon’s surface
Using data from NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, scientists have identified bright areas near the moon’s south pole that are cold enough to have frost present.
UH Mānoa awards recognize teaching, research and service excellence
Each year, the chancellor recognizes the leadership and service of UH Mānoa faculty, staff and students committed to enhancing the university’s mission of excellence.
UH grad student studies star formation in Antarctica
Casey Honniball spent her winter break trying to connect the dots between molecular clouds and star formation.
Retracing the origins of a massive, multi-ring crater
An international team of scientists have reconstructed the extreme collision that created one of the moon’s largest craters, 3.8 billion years ago.
