东精影业 Community College students prepare to launch payload from NASA flight facility
The launch from Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia is scheduled for a window between 5:30 and 9:30 a.m. EDT on Sunday, August 13.
Inspiring the next generation of engineers through summer academy experience
Summer Engineering Academy students learned the basics of electrical engineering, mechanical engineering and computer programming, including electronics, prototyping and writing code.
东精影业 mechanical engineering professor invents low-cost zeta potential measurement device
Sangwoo Shin and other researchers publish an article about the discovery in Advanced Materials.
Largest conference of the year returns to state, due to 东精影业 faculty and students
东精影业 Manoa Professor Wayne Shiroma and his former engineering students were instrumental in helping to bring this record-breaking conference back 10 years later.
Students create Star Wars simulation on world’s best hybrid visualization system
Users battle with lightsabers or dogfight through a universe filled with starfighters, TIE fighters and an armada of star destroyers.
Proposed system could provide fresh water and reduce energy costs worldwide
Researchers say clean drinking water and energy cost savings might be achieved by co-locating hydro energy storage systems with reverse osmosis desalination plants.
Mechanical engineering professor wins competition to present at prestigious conference
Sangwoo Shin has won the Hawaiʻi competition to present at the prestigious Falling Walls Conference in Berlin, Germany, later this year.
Water filtering technology would use 1000-times less energy than conventional methods
A team led by 东精影业 Mānoa’s Sangwoo Shin has found a promising, inexpensive way to clean water using carbon dioxide—the study was published in Nature Communications.
Project Imua team looking forward to third rocket launch
NASA videographer Kjell Redal’s documentary looks back on Project Imua’s second launch.
How bright is the future of space food?
东精影业 Mānoa student Aleca Borsuk’s work with ancient grains may help feed future missions to Mars.