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Meet the artist using wildfire charcoal to make murals that return to the earth (opens the original)
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Five local artists have been selected to join the second cohort of the Hawaiʻi Climate Action Artist Residency program, which promotes the creation of new art around climate change. Jana Ireijo is one of the talented few who made the cut from a pool of over 65 artists. Her commentary on climate change takes the form of murals featuring endangered animals — unlike most murals, however, they’re drawn using natural materials from the land, like water and dirt from nearby streams or charcoal left be
Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum's new restoration director wants to preserve history (opens the original)
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The Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum welcomed a new director of restoration and large artifact collections in late August. Matt Voight now leads the department, transferring over from the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum. For Voight, it’s a new role, but his mission remains the same: Preserving the stories left behind on historic aircrafts. HPR took the opportunity to speak with Voight in his workshop, where he plans to hang aircraft from the ceiling and allow visitors the chance to see t
The workforce is wary of AI — a behavioral scientist explains why (opens the original)
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Author and behavioral scientist Gleb Tsipursky has been studying artificial intelligence for years — before popular platforms like ChatGPT and Claude hit the scene. With his PhD in behavioral science, he analyzes why the workforce is wary of AI. In his book titled “The Psychology of AI Adoption at Work: From Resistance to Results,” he explores the pitfalls that companies seeking to incorporate AI tools often encounter. HPR spoke with Tsipursky to learn more about his research around reconciling
Hawaiʻi Skies: Saturn sighting and the Roman Space Telescope (opens the original)
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Hawaiʻi Skies is back for September with sights to see, exciting astronomical discoveries and free astronomical events for the public to enjoy. To learn more, HPR spoke with Roy Gal, astronomer and outreach coordinator at the University of Hawaiʻi Institute for Astronomy. For those looking out for upcoming celestial sightings, Gal shared that Saturn and Neptune will be visible next to the full moon later this month. Just before September, NASA also launched the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
30 years later, Pokémon fans are still lining up to catch 'em all (opens the original)
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It’s been 30 years since the trading card game Pokémon was released and became a global phenomenon, and its fans are still feeling the franchise's legendary pull. To mark the occasion, The Pokémon Company released a limited 30th Anniversary card set at major retailers like Target and Walmart — and for the first time, it was put on shelves the same day globally. As collectors’ demand for the cards has quickly outpaced supply, prices have already skyrocketed for cards and booster pack boxes. It’s
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