Archived News —
Archived News —
PNAS Publishes UH Research on Hematin Crystallization and Inhibition More than three billion people – almost half of the world’s population – are at risk of contracting malaria, which is spread by infected mosquitos. In 2013, an estimated 200… |
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International News Outlet Highlights Professor's Lens Research A Cullen College researcher has made international news with his creation of an optical lens that can be placed on a smartphone camera to serve as a microscope. Wei-Chuan Shih,… |
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Faculty Members Honored with Cullen College Teaching and Research Excellence Awards At this month’s Cullen College of Engineering faculty and staff meeting, Dean Joseph Tedesco announced the recipients of the 2014–2015 faculty excellence awards, which recognize… |
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UH Engineer Developing Improved Diagnostic Techniques for Pathologists When performing diagnoses, pathologists rely heavily on qualitative chemical staining techniques that date back to the 19th century to detect signs of disease in tissue biopsies,… |
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UH Team Wins the Texas Energy Innovation Challenge Graduate students from the University of Houston won top honors in the Texas Energy Innovation Challenge with a plan to harness geothermal energy to treat water produced during… |
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ECE Professor's Research Video Chosen for Computational Geometry Symposium If you’ve ever played the popular puzzle game “Tilt,” you’re already somewhat familiar with Aaron Becker’s research. Along with his research team, Becker, an assistant professor… |
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College Announces New Doctoral Programs in Petroleum and Geosensing Systems Engineering The UH Cullen College of Engineering continues its tradition of providing innovative and industry-relevant academic programs by officially announcing the approval of two new Ph.D… |
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Gift From NOV, TRIP Grows Subsea's Computing Power The mission of the UH Cullen College of Engineering is to serve the Greater Houston community by establishing innovative and industry-relevant engineering programs that help to… |
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UH Researchers Create Lens to Turn Smartphone into Microscope Researchers at the University of Houston have created an optical lens that can be placed on an inexpensive smartphone to amplify images by a magnitude of 120, all for just 3 cents… |
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Aerospace Engineering Curriculum Launches to New Heights The mystique of the most populous city in Texas was imprinted in the imaginations of people around the world when astronauts uttered “Houston” in their first communications from… |
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