Archived News —
Archived News —
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UH Engineering Professor Studying Brain Plasticity Research Could Provide the Foundation for Creating Drugs and Treatments for Brain Injuries A professor with the University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering is embarking on… |
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Betty Barr Receives Regional IEEE Outstanding Educator Award Betty Barr, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, was honored as the 2005 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Outstanding Educator of… |
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Student Researchers Honored at Sigma Xi Research Day Several members of the Cullen College of Engineering were honored at the annual research day of the University of Houston chapter of Sigma Xi, the scientific research society and… |
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UH Student Chapter Hosts Regional AIChE Conference The University of Houston student chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) hosted the organization’s 2006 Southwest Regional Conference on April 7-9. The… |
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BP Check Presentation BP representative Gabe Cuadra (1988 BSChE) presents a check to UH Cullen College of Engineering Dean Raymond Flumerfelt and Vita Como, director of the Engineering Career Center.… |
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Annual Golf Tournament Raises Funds For Cullen College of Engineering The 17th Annual Engineering Golf Tournament teed off at the Hearthstone Country Club on April 3, drawing over 130 golfers to help raise money in support of Cullen College of… |
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Colleagues Gather to Celebrate Ernest Henley's Career Emeritus Professor Ernest Henley was recently honored by his colleagues and friends for a lifetime of contributions to chemical engineering education and to the Cullen College of… |
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Engineering Student Athlete Sets the Pace Oumama Hallal is a true example of a student athlete. Hallal, who maintains a GPA of about 3.6., is a sophomore majoring in mechanical engineering and a member of The Honors… |
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UH Researchers Working On "Cruise Ship Virus" Diagnostic Tool Research conducted by faculty members with the University of Houston’s Cullen College of Engineering and the Baylor College of Medicine may end up saving a lot of people from a… |