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[Left] Bin Hu, an assistant professor of Computer Engineering Technology in the Department of Engineering Technology, and master’s student Tony Tran display hardware received from NVIDIA. Hu earned an award from the company in support of his research. ET’s Hu Receives NVIDIA Academic Grant Program Award

Bin Hu, an assistant professor of Computer Engineering Technology in the Department of Engineering Technology at the Cullen College of Engineering, has received an award from… Read More
The University of Houston hosted two roundtable discussions this spring at its Katy campus, bringing together business and industry leaders to discuss workforce needs and how academic programs can better align with the region. UH’s Katy Campus Brings Business Leaders Together To Shape Workforce Programs

The University of Houston hosted two roundtable discussions this spring at its Katy campus, bringing together business and industry leaders to discuss workforce needs and how… Read More
A workshop for High Temperature Superconducting (HTS) Magnet and Conductor Manufacturing will be held at the University of Houston this week, featuring experts from the Cullen College of Engineering. Workshop on nuclear fusion, high temperature superconductors at UH this week

A workshop for High Temperature Superconducting (HTS) Magnet and Conductor Manufacturing will be held at the University of Houston this week, featuring experts from the Cullen… Read More
Milton Rosa, a computer engineering technology student, has been selected as a SMART Scholarship recipient for 2026. Rosa selected for DoW’s SMART scholarship

When Milton Rosa reflects on what he has accomplished at the Cullen College of Engineering as a computer engineering technology student and being selected as a SMART Scholarship… Read More
A man with light olive skin, dark hair, and dark-framed glasses smiles at the camera. He is shown from the chest up and stands in front of a plain grey background. ET’s Fan Receives CAREER Award to Study Flexible Data Center Integration in Power Systems

Associate Professor of Engineering Technology Lei Fan has received an NSF CAREER Award in the amount of $500,018 for his proposal, Optimal Integration of Flexible Data Centers in… Read More
Meyerland homes being overtaken by flood waters in Hurricane Harvey in 2017. Cullen Researchers Use AI to Unlock Decades of Hidden Flood Risk Data

KEY TAKEAWAYS Using AI, UH engineers developed a framework to extract flood hazard data from historical flood insurance maps. The team applied the framework to three case studies… Read More
Team Pulse Grid, the first place winners of the Spring 2026 Hackathon hosted by UH Energy. Cullen students among winning teams at UH Energy Spring 2026 Coogs for Energy Hackathon

A team looking at the quality of Permian Basin natural gas with export standards that featured students from the Cullen College of Engineering took first place in the Spring 2026… Read More
Rahimi, center, sits at a table opposite policymakers. CEE’s Rahimi Counsels Members of Congress on Ocean-Based Carbon Dioxide Removal

The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering’s Kaspar J. Willam Assistant Professor Mim Rahimi recently represented the University of Houston’s Cullen College of… Read More
Tolley and Nguyen stand on either side of Instructional Professor of Computer Engineering Technology and Network Communications Mequanint Moges, center. A white dry-erase board with writing on it is visible in the background. Cullen Undergrads Compete at International Student Games 2026 in Calgary, CA

Two Cullen College of Engineering students participated in the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology Industrial Student Automation Club (IASC-SAIT) International Student Games… Read More
Daniel Floryan, Kalsi Assistant Professor of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, has earned an NSF CAREER award for his proposal, “Harnessing Environmental Complexity in Bio-Inspired Locomotion.” MAE’s Floryan earns CAREER award for bio-inspired locomotion research

A researcher at the Cullen College of Engineering will look to the animal kingdom, to see if the natural movement of creatures can translate to technological prowess, after… Read More