Tsunami, earthquake warning systems, seafloor cable network gets $300K
To advance a global network of SMART seafloor cables and develop early warning systems for tsunamis and earthquakes, a UH Mānoa researcher received $300,000.
UH Mānoa engineering programs earn accreditation
UH Mānoa faculty and staff completed an extensive self-study and hosted a site visit with an ABET accreditation team in November 2021.
UH to develop living coastal-protection system inspired by coral reefs
UH will be awarded up to $25 million by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to develop an engineered coral reef ecosystem.
3 Mānoa faculty members awarded 2022–23 Fulbright fellowships
The faculty members are Bruce Howe, Rajesh Jha and Michel Mohr.
UH leads game-changing earthquake, tsunami undersea early warning system
UH researchers received support of more than $7 million from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.
UN Decade of Ocean Science endorses deep-sea projects involving UH scientists
Two research projects involving UH Mānoa scientists have been endorsed as part of the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development program.
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.
Wave energy powers desalination system developed by UH team
Teams were challenged to develop concepts using wave energy to drive small-scale desalination systems for use in disaster response scenarios.
UH underwater vehicle charging station wins national competition
Hālona is a mobile wave-powered autonomous underwater vehicle docking station designed to collect oceanographic data.
Hawaiʻi Natural Energy Institute receives $1.3M to advance wave energy
During the three-year innovative project, the team of researchers and engineers will develop a wave-energy converter concept culminating in a set of tests in a sophisticated mainland wave tank.
