Science & Sustainability Festival 2024
Museum scientists, educators, cultural practitioners, and community partners highlight the ongoing work needed to protect biodiversity and build a sustainable future in Hawaii.
The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
Learn about the work of the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory and its mission to monitor the active volcanoes in Hawaii.
Sea, Sky, and Land
Sea, Sky, and Land: Engaging in Solidarity in Endangered Ecologies 4S 2023 Honolulu—Sea, Sky, Land, Endangered Ecologies, Solidarities Society for Social Studies
Unlocking the Secrets of the Universe
Join us for a social and presentation to learn about the work of CFH Telescope, how data is gathered, and a day in the life of an astronomer.
NerdNite for September 2023
In a fierce battle royale, superheroes duke it out while balanced by the story of shaka to bring us all back down to Earth.
‘Āina, AI, and the Next Generation of Science Teaching
This gathering of about 100 science educators is this year focused on Artificial Intelligence (AI), ‘Aina, and The Next Generation of Science Teaching.
ʻĀina-Informatics Network Launch
Learn more about upcoming genomics education workshops and project opportunities with ʻĀina-Informatics Network, based at ʻIolani School.
Nerd Nite Honolulu
We’ve got some awesome speakers in the lineup! We’ll see you Tuesday, June 6th! Doors open at 7pm, talks start at 7:30pm. DJ Globes spinning the beats.
Nerd Nite April 2023
April's Nerd Nite Honolulu presents work by three graduate scholars from the Pacific Islands Climate Adaptation Science Center (PI-CASC) at UH Mānoa.
66th Hawaii State Science & Engineering Fair
It’s that special time of year when the kids of Hawaii come together to showcase their contributions to science and the community.
Chasing Rainbows
Ever wonder why Hawai‘i is arguably the rainbow capital of the world? Join ARCS Honolulu Chapter on Thursday, June 16 to find out.
Nerd Nite at Anna O’Briens
We are thrilled to be inviting you back to in-person events with us this month. We are going back to Anna O'Briens upstairs!
Hawaii Data Science Institute Virtual Poster Session
This event will feature research from our Data Science Fellows in the areas of visualization, machine learning, geosciences, and more.
SBIR 101
Join us for an introduction and overview of the NSF SBIR program with Program Director Steve Konsek SBIR/STTR’s are a great opportunity
Astronaut Lacy Veach Day of Discovery
We have reached out for workshops and speakers from Hawaii and outside Hawaii. Participants will also be able to learn from 12 mini workshops and demonstrations, mini keynotes and participate in a Galaxy Treasure Hunt for answers posed by STEM professionals from Hawaii.
Kona Science Cafe
Dr Rick Bennett, President Applied Life Sciences LLC and the Kona Coast Waterkeeper, will speak on "The measurement of microbial safety of our recreation waters is a SWAG, and we are going to be OK."
Honolulu Science Hack
An open community meetup to hack on science projects every first Tuesday.
Kona Science Cafe: Environmental Research Projects on Hawaii Island
Undergraduate students from MIT’s Traveling Research Environmental eXperience (TREX) will present the results of two research projects from their time on Hawaii.
Honolulu Science Cafe
We have been able to map the boundaries of the supercluster of 100,000 galaxies that we live in: a structure that we named Laniakea. It is some 500 million light years across, making it one of the largest known features in our Universe.