UH Manoa

Professor Gareth Wynn-Williams of the Institute for Astronomy will lecture on the ancient Greek enigma, "The Antikythera Mechanism."

Recent X-ray analysis of the encrusted piece of bronze from a 2000-year-old Greek shipwreck shows it to be an astronomical computing device of astonishing complexity. What did it do? What purpose did it serve? Join us to find out!

This event is open to the public free of charge.

For more information, contact: Dr. Robert Littman, Professor of Classics, UHM

Engineering Day is a half-day event open to high school students and parents interested in engineering. Teachers and counselors are also welcomed to attend to learn more about the engineering program. The day consists of a brief overview of the UHM engineering program, followed by a tour of our high-tech research laboratories, including a question and answer session. There are also many opportunities to talk with faculty and current engineering students, including a meet and greet session at the end of the event.

EarthDance Short-Attention-Span Environmental Film Festival

Celebrating humans and nature, one short film at a time.

Earth Dance for Grown-ups!

Saturday, August 1 at 7:00pm 

"EarthDance is brilliant with a distinctive style – it's smart, full of hope and laughs…" – SF Chronicle