National emerging leader honor awarded to UH Mānoa engineering professor
The honor recognizes rising innovators whose work is helping shape the future of medical and biological engineering.
The honor recognizes rising innovators whose work is helping shape the future of medical and biological engineering.
The review identifies three make-or-break moments in the direct-ink writing process where physics determines success or failure.
Dilmurat Azimov joined UH Mānoa’s faculty after an extensive career in academia and research.
Researchers at the Hawaiʻi Institute of Geophysics and Planetology are leading new initiatives to advance materials science across the state.
The internship experience was part of the California-Pacific-Northwest AI Hardware Microelectronics Commons Hub.
A UH engineer is turning the fluid movements of fish and jellyfish into innovative soft robots for healthcare, sustainability and industrial solutions.
The research introduces a new method based on statistical mechanics to improve the discovery of equations directly from noisy real-world data.
The research offers helpful guidance for building silicone devices using both molding and 3D printing.
Gonzalez sees his combined degrees as the perfect foundation for a future that blends technical expertise with business acumen.
This was just the second year the UH Mānoa team competed at the national competition since the formation of the club in September 2022.