science Archives - Hawaii Tech

Education

Students’ ocean science savvy showcased at Aloha Bowl

February 24, 2020

Environment

Hawaii will be home to new NOAA research vessel

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February 11, 2020

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UH astronomers successfully predict path of incoming asteroid

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June 25, 2019

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UH team studies physics through Japan particle collider

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March 16, 2019

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Nalu Scientific awarded $300,000 for sensors used in particle physics

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February 22, 2019

Environment

King Tides, Supermoon returning for New Year’s Day

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December 23, 2017

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CoralBeat Wins First NASA App Challenge in Hawaii

Staff and Wire Reports -

May 2, 2016

Education

Treat jellyfish stings with heat, not cold

Staff and Wire Reports -

April 14, 2016

Environment

Hawaii lab finds dramatic shift in Pacific ecosystem

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January 6, 2014

No ‘Tech’ in Hawaii Governor’s Annual Address

ThriveHI Awarded $300,000 Federal Grant to Cultivate Hawaii’s Technology Ecosystem

Honolulu Software Development Firm RVCM Acquired

Honolulu to Host Artificial Intelligence Bootcamp

UH Joins Effort to Improve AI Through Indigenous Knowledge

UH astronomers measure distances to 56,000 galaxies

Coffee association inks deal to verify Hawaii origins

New native Hawaiian flower discovered

New research pushes formation of Hawaiian Islands back to 100 million years

Tag: science

Students’ ocean science savvy showcased at Aloha Bowl

Hawaii will be home to new NOAA research vessel

UH astronomers successfully predict path of incoming asteroid

UH team studies physics through Japan particle collider

Nalu Scientific awarded $300,000 for sensors used in particle physics

King Tides, Supermoon returning for New Year’s Day

CoralBeat Wins First NASA App Challenge in Hawaii

Treat jellyfish stings with heat, not cold

Hawaii lab finds dramatic shift in Pacific ecosystem