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We start the hour by featuring a couple of upcoming events. First, Danielle Miller from Maui calls in to tell us about an upcoming Social Media School workshop on the Valley Island. Then Lauren Kaupp from the AAUW-Honolulu will tell us about the next Tech Savvy event coming up at Hawaii Pacific University. Finally, we’ll talk to Jacqueline Keane, Roy Gal and Olivier Hainaut from the Institute for Astronomy about a cold rocky comet called C/2014 S3 (PANSTARRS).
We start the hour hearing about a couple of upcoming events. First, Frank De Rego from the Maui Economic Development Board calls in to tell us about their upcoming Hawaii STEM Conference and the next Startup Weekend Maui. Then Andy Goshorn from the Coast Guard will bring us up to date on the Mate ROV underwater robotics competition.
Finally, we’ll talk to Dave Gulko and Norton Chan from the Anuenue Fisheries Research Center about their coral restoration nursery.
To kick off today’s show, we hear about a couple of upcoming events. Luke Tucker joins us from XLR8UH is here to tell us about an upcoming Startup 101 Bootcamp. Then, Ann Park from the UH Office of Technology Transfer & Economic Development will tell us about next week’s UH Tech Showcase. Finally, we learn about entrepreneurship at the community colleges with Shanah Trevenna, George Yarbrough and Peter Quigley. For more information or to help name the program email your suggestions to george.yarbrough@impacthub.net
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To kick off today’s show, we hear about a couple of upcoming events. Jentery Sayers joins us from the University of Victoria to tell us about an upcoming event called Prototyping the Past. Then Ken DeHoff and Burl Burlingame from the Pacific Aviation Museum are here to tell us about the B5N Torpedo Bomber restoration. Finally, we’ll learn about the Panoramic Survey Telescope & Rapid Response System or Pan-STARRS and the Near Earth Object project with Richard Wainscoat, Eugene Magnier and Larry Denneau from the Institute for Astronomy.
To kick off today’s show, we hear about a couple of upcoming events. Andrea Fleig join us from the Hawaii Academy of Science to tell us about a biomedical conference and a student STEM event. Then Charly Kinoshita from the College of Tropical Ag and Human Resources (CTAHR) will tell us about an upcoming Student Research Symposium. Finally, with the Solar Impulse aircraft poised to return to the skies, we’re honored to have Anne Murata and Burl Burlingame from the Pacific Aviation Museum to talk about both the future, and the history, of aviation in Hawaii.
To kick off today’s show, we hear about a couple of upcoming events. David Chin from the UH information and computer science program is here will tell us about the next Wetware Wednesday. Then Ruth Gates from UH’s Institute for Marine Biology will tell us about the upcoming Distinguished Lecture Series at the Waikiki Aquarium. Finally, we’ll continue our conversation about STEM education, this week specifically focusing on its links with workforce development. Helen Turner from Chaminade University is here, as well as Scott Murakami from the UH Community College Office of Workforce Development.
First up today, we hear about a couple of upcoming events. Gabriel Yanagihara is here to tell us about an upcoming Hawaii Virtual Reality Club meeting. Then Arilyn Au joins us from the Society of Women Engineers to tell us about an event called, “Wow! That’s Engineering.” Finally, we’ll learn about the dengue and zika viruses, and we’ll talk with Elliot Parks from Hawaii Biotech and Vivek Nerurkar about work being done right here in Hawaii to fight them.
First up today, we hear about three upcoming events. Bee Leng Chua from HiBEAM is here to tell us about the next Going for Growth Leadership Panel. Karl Kim from NDPTC joins us to tell us about the next PRIMO conference. Last but not least, Leigh-Ann Miyasato tells us about the OTTED event called Commercialization Speed Dating. After the break, we’ll devote the rest of the hour to several awardees from the recent HVCA Entrepreneur Awards. Dan Nash from Comprendio, is here, as well as Vincent Kimura from Smart Yields and Garrett Marrero from Maui Brewing.
First up today, we hear about a couple of upcoming events. Mike Shanahan from the Bishop Museum joins us to tell us about the partial solar eclipse coming next week. Then Samantha Kimsey from Computational Thinkers returns to tell us about their upcoming Spring Break program. Finally, we’ll talk to Steven Auerbach, Director of PCATT, Justin Brown from Kealakehe High School and Jack Fuller from McKinley High School about a national education initiative called Computer Science for All.
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First up today, we share a few updates on some locally built apps. Then we’ll hear about a couple of upcoming events. Andy Goshorn joins us to tell us about the SeaPerch Regionals. Then Kathleen Cabral from Leeward Community College returns to tell us about the next Geek Day. Finally, we’ll talk to Dr. Chris Bird, Scott Crawford, Tia Brown, Roxie Sylva, about a Nature Conservancy initiative called the `Opihi Partnership.
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