50 years of ALOHAnet honored, new endowed scholarship announced
Born in June 1971, the ALOHAnet protocol is the basis of all wireless communications.
Can agriculture become a major Hawaiʻi industry again?
Researchers say the state has more idle cropland than harvested cropland, which represents an economic opportunity.
Chief Justice Richardson’s papers to be preserved, made available
The collection documents Richardson’s life, military and public service, and contributions to advance Native Hawaiian rights.
UH Mānoa part of first nationwide mammal survey
The survey is made up of 1,509 motion-activated cameras from 110 sites located across all 50 states.
Mosquito-breeding potential campus areas revealed in study
The study by UH public health researchers advised practical strategies to reduce mosquito breeding.
Better water management goal of storm, rainfall data analysis
The study analyzed 20 years of storm frequency and associated rainfall.
Deepest cabled ocean observatory celebrates 10 years of seafloor data
Researchers and students joined the deepsea action via live streaming video from the UH remotely operated vehicle Luʻukai.
$600K grant supports national defense through energetic material development
Researchers will study the reactions of molecular-based chemical compounds that are widely used in energetic materials.
UH Mānoa recognized internationally for academic and research excellence
UH Mānoa placed No. 62 among U.S. universities and No. 340 in the world.
Critical internet technology developed at UH Mānoa celebrates 50 years
The ALOHAnet virtual symposium is on Wednesday, June 16, 2021.
