Above: “MARSHA” is a cylindrical 3D printed habitat designed to utilize space and energy as efficiently as possible. The multi-tiered structure is reinforced with basalt fiber—a material PISCES is researching for ISRU applications on Earth and in space. PC: AI Space...
Honoka’a High School senior Keilani Steele will receive the first-ever Hokūala Scholarship award to major in astronomy at a college of her choice. Steele is a PISCES Women’s STARS (STEM Aerospace Research Scholars) Program alumnus and landed the scholarship...
Above: Artist rendering of the planetary habitat design submitted by AI Space Factory. PC: AI Space Factory. AI Space Factory, a New York-based additive manufacturing and design company, is among the top 10 teams selected in the third phase of NASA’s 3D-Printed...
(L to R): PISCES interns Kylie Higaki and Chanelle Mattheus, HI-SEAS Principal Investigator Kim Binsted, and PISCES Geology Tech Kyla Edison outside HI-SEAS. The PISCES Materials Science team jump started their summer work last month with a field visit to the Hawaiʻi...
Above – (L to R): Kylie Higaki, Chanelle Mattheus and Angelina Ramirez. PISCES is excited to welcome a new team of bright minds for a summer of applied research and field work. This year’s cohorts includes three students: AKAMAI intern Kylie Higaki from...
The Women’s STARS Program received an additional funding boost last month with the announcement of a $1,154 grant award from the Women’s Fund of Hawaii. The funding will pay for ground transportation costs, student supplies and inspirational reading material during...
