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Strong as Metal, Yet Lightweight Nanocomposite Materials from the Mind of Ph.D. Student Ryan Poling-Skutvik, a Ph.D. candidate in chemical and biomolecular engineering at the Cullen College, took first place in the graduate student poster competition at the Society… |
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NSF Graduate Research Fellow is Cullen College Senior The chances of not winning a National Science Foundation (NSF) research fellowship are much greater than walking off with the coveted award. The odds go down substantially if you’… |
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Women in Engineering Become Women in Red at Spring Event The Cullen College played host to the 3rd Women in Engineering spring event on March 8. The free event was funded by alumna Cynthia Oliver Coleman, P.E. (BSChE ’71). The event… |
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National Science Foundation Honors Scientists, like Jose Luis Contreras-Vidal, who Support Troops In honoring scientists who support U.S. troops, the National Science Foundation (NSF) shined a light on UH Cullen College engineer Jose Contreras-Vidal for his work improving… |
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UH Engineer Creates New Technology to Keep Oil Flowing Konstantinos Kostarelos, associate professor in petroleum engineering, is building a new device to address the issue of blockage inside crude oil pipes. It’s a big problem in the… |
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Senior’s Hologram Software Could be Used to Augment Reality This article was originally published in the Daily Cougar. Please click here to read the article on the Daily Cougar website. Wearing a bulky version of La Forge’s visor from “… |
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UH Engineers Join Forces to Transform Water Purification System When it comes to clean water, Yandi Hu and Debora Rodrigues have a thirst for it. Hu, UH assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, works with Flint, Michigan on… |
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Engineering Alumni Association Announces 2017 Gala Honorees The 2017 UH Cullen College of Engineering Alumni Awards Gala will be held at the Bayou City Event Center on Thursday, June 8, 2017. The annual event, hosted by the Engineering… |
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Hadi Ghasemi Creates New Material, Breaks Limits of Leidenfrost Phenomenon UH engineer Hadi Ghasemi, Bill D. Cook Assistant Professor of mechanical engineering, is set to change history with his invention of a new material that provides efficient heat… |
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PHOTOS: John Rogers Shares the Future of Soft Electronics for the Human Body at Engineering Rockwell Lecture Imagine an electronic “tattoo” on your skin that could continuously monitor your health, or tiny, biocompatible sensors that could treat a traumatic brain injury at the site. It… |
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