Innovation, human resources, focus of UH, JAL collaboration
The partnership will include establishing a pilot program, launching a mobile app and creating an internship program.
How the moon’s ‘wobble’ worsens coastal flooding
This editorial by University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Assistant Professor Philip R. Thompson was posted in The Hill on July 20, 2021.
Green olivine may be ‘crystal clock’ unlocking volcanic history
An assistant researcher received $554,181 from a National Science Foundation CAREER award over the next five years.
Hawaiʻi Symphony Orchestra perform, critique students’ work
Five students got their pieces played by the Hawaiʻi Symphony Orchestra in June 2021.
$1.3M for undergraduate cancer research training
The CREATE program hopes to increase the number of students pursuing a career in cancer research.
Grad research aims to develop novel fertility preservation method
Marissa Miyagi hopes her research can help cancer patients.
Winning student videos span the Earth’s oceans to Mars
Earth science graduate students celebrated their research by participating in the first annual video contest.
UH astronomers discover ‘double-bubble’ solar eruption during 2020 eclipse
IfA astronomers investigate a unique solar magnetic eruption observed during the 2020 total solar eclipse from Argentina.
Surface of Jupiter’s moon Europa may have conditions for life
New research and modeling, led by a UH planetary sciences researcher, estimates how far down that surface is disturbed by the process called “impact gardening.”
CAREER award to focus on improving agriculture products
To examine how flavonoid compounds are produced in plants an assistant professor received $876,213 from a National Science Foundation CAREER award.
