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UH Engineer Focuses on Improving Quality of Bridges As the United States struggles to pay for expanding and maintaining the nation’s transportation infrastructure, a University of Houston research team is proposing changes to the… Read More |
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‘Your Brain on Art’ Musical Performance Set at UH How does music affect our brains? The latest in a series of collaborations designed to learn what happens in the brain as people create, perform and contemplate art will take… Read More |
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ECE Professor Wins Grant for Thin Film Cracking Research Although almost invisible to the naked eye, thin film coatings are used in millions of products that many people use in their daily lives. Found in everything from smartphone… Read More |
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PHOTOS: SWE Launch Into Engineering Earlier this month, the University of Houston’s Society of Women Engineers hosted its 4th annual “Launch Into Engineering” event, inviting hundreds of local high school students… Read More |
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UH Ranked Among Great Value Colleges with Beautiful Campuses With its lush green spaces and robust public art collection, the University of Houston offers students a cozy, colorful campus. Cougars aren’t the only ones in the know about UH’s… Read More |
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Engineer Earns Millions to Explore Effects of Alcohol and Nicotine on Brain Development in Mice Maternal exposures to alcohol and nicotine, which are sometimes abused during pregnancies, are linked to fetal growth retardation and neurotoxicity. However, the individual and… Read More |
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Award Allows Engineers to Pursue Technique for Assessing Systemic Sclerosis Two professors at the UH Cullen College of Engineering earned a $200,000 Peer Reviewed Medical Research Program (PRMRP) Discovery Award from the U.S. Department of Defense to… Read More |
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Top Young Scientists Compete in Science Engineering Fair Are you looking for the next big thing? You might find it at this year’s Science Engineering Fair of Houston, set for Feb. 27 on the University of Houston campus. About 1,200… Read More |
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Professor Develops Screening Test to Help Save Lives of Children in Sub-Saharan Africa Casual conversations around the dinner table belonging to a biomedical engineer and a health economist are as interesting as one might expect – and potentially just as productive… Read More |
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UH ASME Student Section Earns Grant for STEM Outreach For the third year in a row, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) awarded the UH ASME student section a Diversity Action Grant (DAG) for the student-run “Intro to… Read More |