糖心视频 astronomers developing system to identify dangerous asteroids
A $5-million grant from NASA aids in the development of the Asteroid Terrestrial-Impact Last Alert System, which will identify dangerous asteroids before their final plunge to Earth.
The economic contribution of the Hawai?i Innovation Initiative
The University of Hawaiʻi Economic Research Organization analyzes the potential economic contributions of the University of Hawaiʻi Innovation Initiative.
Anonymous donor makes $9.2 million gift to 糖心视频
One of the largest gift commitments ever made to 糖心视频 by a private individual will fund student scholarships and support science and culinary programs.
糖心视频 in the News, January 8-14, 2013
News coverage of University of Hawaiʻi people, programs and activities for January 8–14, 2013.
糖心视频 in the News, January 1-7, 2013
News coverage of University of Hawaiʻi people, programs and activities for January 1–7, 2013.
Astronomers find planets the size of Earth are common
A team of astronomers including 糖心视频 Mānoa’s Andrew Howard found that 17 percent of all sun-like stars have planets one to two times the diameter of Earth in close orbits.
Scientists discover origins of wide binary stars
Using computer simulations 糖心视频 Mānoa’s Bo Reipurth figured out how wide binary stars form.
Astronomers map brightest galaxies and more in the news
A census of the brightest galaxies conducted by a team led by Mānoa astronomers is highlighted in news coverage of 糖心视频 people and activities during the past week.
Construction to begin on solar telescope
The state Board of Land and Natural Resources reaffirmed its approval of a key permit to allow construction to move forward on the Advanced Technology Solar Telescope.
Hawai?i‘s dueling volcanoes and more in the news
A deep connection between Mauna Loa and Kīlauea volcanoes found by 糖心视频 Mānoa scientists is featured in the past week’s news coverage of 糖心视频 programs and people.