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NSF Grant to Fund Cross Country Collaborations for UH Researchers Tunisia, on the Mediterranean coast of North Africa and its close neighbor, Egypt, will each become regular stamps in the passports of two engineering faculty members during the… Read More |
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Grant to Help Further Study of Nanoscale Piezoelectric Effect Funds from a nearly $400,000 grant received by two mechanical engineering professors could help researchers better understand the origins of the super-charged piezoelectric effect… Read More |
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Son of UH Engineering Lecturer to Compete in Olympic Games Shola Nurudeen may be a little more excited than most about Monday’s broadcast of the 2008 Olympic Games. That’s because her son, Selim Nurudeen, will be competing for her home… Read More |
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Engineering the Future of Transportation Imagine owning a vehicle engineered to pack as much as three times the fuel efficiency of cars on the road to date. A car designed to gain its propulsion by way of an electric… Read More |
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Professors to Develop Novel Magnetic Field Sensor Technology University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering researchers are attempting to develop novel magnetic field sensor technology key in the creation of a low-cost system to map… Read More |
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Engineering Professors Part of Study on New Artificial Heart Technology Two mechanical engineering professors will have a hand in creating technology that could give those on the long waiting list for a heart transplant a second chance. Matthew A.… Read More |
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Professors Develop Technologies to Aid Study of Nervous System Professors from the Cullen College of Engineering have created an implantable single electrode cuff and a wireless telemetry system allowing researchers to better understand how… Read More |
| BP Economist Speaks at College About Company’s 2007 Energy Data Sticker shock at the pump will likely persist for consumers during the next year as high oil prices continue to affect the cost of gasoline. Mark Finley, general manager of global… Read More |
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WELCOME Nationally Recognized Model Program The UH Cullen College of Engineering’s Women in Engineering Learning Community for Maximizing Excellence (WELCOME) has been nationally recognized as a model program for female… Read More |
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Engineering Professors Among Select Few to Receive State ARP Funding Seven faculty members from the University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering in May received grants totaling more than $500,000 from the Norman Hackerman Advanced Research… Read More |