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Guyon awarded fellowship from MacArthur Foundation

A phone call out of the blue; $500,000 – no strings attached

Posted on 12:30 am, Thursday, October 4, 2012. Tags: , , ,

Guyon awarded fellowship from MacArthur Foundation

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In the early morning hours of Wednesday (June 22) cameras outside the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope and Subaru Telescope captured a mysterious bubble of light in the Eastern sky.

Mystery flash in sky seen from Mauna Kea has folks baffled

Posted on 9:08 am, Wednesday, June 29, 2011. Tags: , , , , , , , ,

In the early morning hours of Wednesday (June 22) cameras outside the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope and Subaru Telescope captured a mysterious bubble of light in the Eastern sky.

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The future of astronomy in Hawai‘i has received a boost from Subaru Telescope, which recently presented a generous gift of $8,600 to UH Hilo on behalf of the Japan Foundation for the Promotion of Astronomy (JFPA). The donation establishes a new Subaru Telescope Success Scholarship, which will support a UH Hilo student pursuing a degree in physics or astronomy over four consecutive years of study.

Subaru Telescope invests in the next generation of scientists

Posted on 4:40 am, Thursday, March 11, 2010. Tags: , ,

The future of astronomy in Hawai‘i has received a boost from Subaru Telescope, which recently presented a generous gift of $8,600 to UH Hilo on behalf of the Japan Foundation for the Promotion of Astronomy (JFPA). The donation establishes a new Subaru Telescope Success Scholarship, which will support a UH Hilo student pursuing a degree […]

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Subaru scientist concludes Imiloa series

Posted on 12:44 am, Thursday, December 25, 2008. Tags: , , ,

MEDIA RELEASE Imiloa Astronomy Center concludes its 2008 Maunakea Skies program at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 27 with a talk by Dr. Saeko Hayashi, of Subaru Telescope. Her talk titled “Hoshi wa Subaru,” or “Japanese Star Tales” will provide insight into Japanese constellations and calendars which guided farmers, fishermen and even mountain workers in old […]

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