Collaborative coral study compares old, new scientific techniques
Students and faculty from the UH Hilo ʻIke Wai Research Experience had their research published in Frontiers Marine Science.
Student relief: Math major calculates how to make ends meet
A UH Mānoa student is struggling to financially stay afloat after hours at his on-campus job were drastically cut back.
UH West Oʻahu lab 3D prints protective medical equipment
UH West Oʻahu lab is creating 3D-printed parts to help protect healthcare workers.
Advances in research shed light on Micronesia’s deep reefs
Info-sharing helps advance conservation efforts, which mitigate the effects of overfishing and marine resource exploitation, and prepare for sea level rise.
Are black holes made of dark energy?
UH Mānoa researchers have identified and corrected a subtle error that was made when applying Einstein’s equations to model the growth of the universe
Revitalization of Kahoʻolawe focus of UH student math challenge
Eight teams spent a day participating in an “808 Math Island Style” challenge designed by mathematicians from UH Mānoa’s math department.
Women mentor young women in UH STEM program
Since 2016, female UH Mānoa students in STEM fields have been mentoring female high and middle school aged students.
Learning Assistants at UH Mānoa mentoring math success
A new program at UH Mānoa aims to transform Math 100 from a hurdle into a stepping stone for future mathematicians and math educators.
UH Hilo computer science, mathematics student a finalist for national fellowship
The Hertz Foundation has named Rebekah Loving, a computer science and mathematics senior at UH Hilo a finalist for their 2019 fellowship.
First-in-the-world UH ethnomathematics program approved by Hawaiʻi Teacher Standards Board
The ethnomathematics program at the College of Education is the culmination of more than 10 years of building the UH Ethnomathematics and STEM Institute.
