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UH Engineer Collaborates With ConocoPhillips on LNG Video Series The renowned University of Houston engineering professor John Lienhard, who heralds “how inventive minds work” as the creator and voice of the KUHF radio program The Engines of… Read More |
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Scholarship Honors a Man Dedicated to Civil Engineering and Cullen College When proud UH Cullen College alumnus Charles Beyer passed away in May, his family shared one of Beyer’s favorite mottos, which they said he imparted to anyone who met him: "The… Read More |
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Restoring the Sense of Touch Makes Professor Joe Francis Sensational If it has to do with the brain, Associate Professor of biomedical engineering Joe Francis’ neurons are crackling. While he continues teaching robots to sense what humans want… Read More |
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New Book Offers Comprehensive Look at Fracturing Horizontal Wells Fracturing horizontal wells has had a profound impact on the U.S. oil and gas industry over the past 25 years, allowing production from fields once considered too marginal to… Read More |
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UH Biomedical Engineer Pursues Nerve Regeneration A biomedical engineer from the University of Houston will use a $1.2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to determine how best to spur nerve regeneration in the… Read More |
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Doctoral Student Wins Fellowship to Investigate Applied Superconductivity Meysam Heydari Gharahcheshmeh, a materials engineering doctoral student at the UH Cullen College of Engineering, received a 2016 Graduate Study Fellowship in Applied… Read More |
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Powering the Air and Sea: Haleh Ardebili Receives Two Grants to Store Energy Imagine a battery that doesn't fit neatly into its appointed slot, one that's neither cylindrical nor square shaped, but perhaps as thin as a business card and as stretchy as Play… Read More |
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Environmental Engineer Boosts Oil Production Efficiency with Department of Energy Grant Everyone with a water faucet knows the nuisance of limescale, the chalky deposits of minerals that tend to build up inside of water heaters, pipes and pots. If left untreated,… Read More |
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Researchers Propose New Treatment to Prevent Kidney Stones Researchers have found evidence that a natural fruit extract is capable of dissolving calcium oxalate crystals, the most common component of human kidney stones. This finding… Read More |
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A Stellar Summer: Two Cullen College Students Space Out in Moscow Most of us are quite comfortable to report that over summer vacation we participated in the typical leisure activities that recharge our scholastic batteries. Maybe we hung out at… Read More |