UH professor’s Antarctica discovery may herald new model of physics
UH Mānoa's Peter Gorham, along with a team of researchers, discovered new evidence that suggests some Antarctic particles do not fit the standard model of physics.
Physics and astronomy come alive at 2018 Open House
Learn about dark matter, lasers, lab tours and more on November 10, 2018.
TMT donation supports cutting edge physics and astronomy at UH Hilo
UH Hilo received 12 new high-end desktops and monitors, along with a new data processing and storage Linux computer system thanks to a donation by TMT.
UH physicists help advance nuclear nonproliferation project
The first-ever detection device to remotely monitor nuclear reactors is being designed and built by universities and laboratories around the world including researchers from UH Mānoa.
Clintons visit Maunakea
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton traveled to Maunakea and learned about the cultural, natural and scientific significance of the mountain.
Nanosilicon resource published by Klaus Sattler
The scope of the book spans a wide range of possible use for nanosilicon in biomedical devices and methods, from antibacterial function to cancer therapy.
Total solar eclipse illuminated by UH astronomers
During this year’s total solar eclipse, the first to cross North America since 1918, Hawaiʻi will be well represented by UH scientists.
Maunakea scholars share their telescope observation experience
Two Honokaʻa High School scholars share their research experience at the Canada-France-Hawaiʻi Telescope.
Mysteries of the Universe to be answered by Belle II experiment
Belle II detector was “rolled-in” to the collision point of the SuperKEKB particle accelerator.
UH faculty honored for excellence in undergraduate education
Six University of Hawaiʻi teachers have been honored with the 2017 Frances Davis Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching.
