Discharge of precious groundwater impacted by sea level, ocean tides
UH Mānoa researchers found that tides are gatekeepers of the amount of groundwater discharging to 贬补飞补颈ʻ颈’蝉 coastal zone.
New program supports Asian American, Pacific Islander students in geoscience
The $209,243 grant project aims to improve the awareness of geosciences among AAPI undergraduates.
First space research, exploration certificate cohort graduates
The first cohort of a certificate in earth and planetary exploration technology will graduate this December.
4 top UH researchers recognized for global excellence
Stephen L. Vargo, Fei-Fei Jin, Daniel Huber and the late Ruth D. Gates were named to the 2021 Web of Science’s Highly Cited Researchers list.
Coral catastrophe prompts UH student to pursue marine conservation
A widespread coral bleaching event during the summer of 2015 sparked Mariko Quinn’s determination to conserve 贬补飞补颈ʻ颈’蝉 reefs.
Origins of Earth’s water could be solved in space dust analysis
Analysis of dust grains from the surface of an ancient asteroid suggest that extraterrestrial dust grains from asteroids and comets carried water to Earth’s surface.
Secrets of planet formation take researchers on quest near and far
Teams of UH Mānoa scientists were awarded a total of $1.3 million to understand how rocky planets like Earth form.
COP26 has failed our children—political compromise cannot be the answer
This editorial by UH Mānoa Associate Dean Chip Fletcher was posted in The Hill on November 17, 2021.
COP26 inspires UH student attendees
Naima Te Maile and Joe Udell represented UH Mānoa at COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland.
Hawai?i Island coastal vulnerability, model solution highlighted at COP26
麻豆传媒 Island’s vulnerability to climate change was highlighted on the global stage at the UN Climate Change Conference on November 8.