Team of microscopic soft robots could transform medical care
The new technology could allow doctors to guide several tiny, flexible robots independently through the body's complex network of tubes and vessels.
New UH manufacturing technique makes wearable health sensors more affordable
Wearable sensors are crucial in continuously monitoring vital signs and other health indicators.
NASA taps Leeward CC student for aerospace scholar program
Austin Cataluna embarked in a six-month journey to advance his capabilities in STEM.
National transportation fellowship program picks 麻豆传媒惭ā苍辞补 student
The program funds students from minority-serving institutions to attend and present their research at the TRB annual meeting in January 2025.
Microplastics’ effect on lung health part of pioneering UH study
Engineers are trying to figure out how these tiny plastic particles affect our health and the environment.
UH engineers conquer game of drones, place 3rd nationally in competition
The competition provides students with valuable hands-on experience in the rapidly evolving field of drone technology.
Synthetic living matter, other next-gen innovations propelled by new computational tool
Complex functional materials have specific properties or abilities, such as conducting electricity, changing shape or healing themselves.
Game of drones: UH student engineers in international competition
The competition has two elements: the design and flight readiness presentation, and the mission demonstration.
Alumnus credits UH 惭ā苍辞补 with helping to launch engineering career
Evan Takushi works on radar programs testing and development for Raytheon.
Record turnout, funds raised at annual banquet support UH engineering students
The event celebrated the achievements of students, faculty and alumni, while also raising a record-breaking amount of more than $380,000.