The Institute for Astronomy at the University of Hawai'i is a globally recognized center for research and education in the field of astronomy. With a mission to advance scientific understanding of the universe, the institute conducts high-impact research, develops cutting-edge technology and instrumentation, and engages in public outreach to share knowledge of astronomy. Located in the diverse community of Hawai'i, the institute values the integrity of the scientific process, reveres the natural environment and dark skies, respects Native Hawaiian practices, and affirms the international character of academic research. The institute offers world-class degree programs, including a PhD in Astronomy, an undergraduate BA in Astronomy, and a BS in Astrophysics. Their astronomers study a wide range of celestial phenomena, from the Sun to the structure of the Universe, utilizing the best observing sites in the world. In addition, the institute is involved in defending the planet from potentially hazardous asteroids and actively engages with the native Hawaiian community. With a vision to be the premier institution for astronomy research and education, the Institute for Astronomy is dedicated to serving the people and places of Hawai'i and its Pacific neighbors.Generated from the website

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