UH researchers assist Navy in developing drone deliveries to subs at sea
For the first time ever, an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) delivered supplies to an underway submarine, the USS Hawaiʻi, a mile off the coast of Oʻahu.
Easy-to-use optical method invented to help disperse particles
Yi Zuo, a UH Mānoa professor, has invented a groundbreaking method that allows for easy determination of the surface free energy of particles as a quantitative measure of particle hydrophobicity.
Research team lays groundwork for nanoscale particle discoveries
Embedding such particles in a “matrix” (referring to a surrounding medium or structure) composed of a different material makes it possible to create nanocomposites that enable new technologies.
UH Mānoa engineering team revs up for car competition
The ten-member UH Mānoa Rainbow Warrior car racing team leaves for Nebraska on June 16.
NASA funding boosts underrepresented engineering students
One-to-one mentorship from high school through a student's advanced graduate degree is the key to success in the program.
New concept to cool boiling surface may prevent nuclear power plant accidents
The UH study found that boiling heat transfer was much more favorable with a new concept that involves coating the hot surface using nanoscale bimorphs.
Rainbow Warrior Racing team tops in international competition
The College of Engineering's race car team finished 14th overall out of more than 115 universities.
UH researchers develop new method of making bubbles last longer
College of Engineering Professor Yi Zuo developed a novel arbitrary waveform generator.
Study says freshwater rinse is real laundry hero
Sangwoo Shin's research reveals that the true “hero” in the dynamic cleaning process may actually be a sudden surge of the freshwater rinse
Research may contribute to manufacturing and medical industry improvements
The research explored the mechanical behavior and design of simple interlocking structures and was conducted in collaboration with the University of Colorado.
