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Two Prestigious Catalysis Journals Elect Lars Grabow as Advisory Board Member In the field of catalysis, which uses one material to initiate or speed up a chemical reaction, there are few researchers in the world as well-known or respected as Lars Grabow.… Read More |
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UH Engineer to Host Conference on Hurricane and Disaster Preparation and Recovery The Gulf Coast has been spared a major hurricane in the past few years, but as most Houstonians know all-too-well, the wrath of Mother Nature is never far away. That’s why… Read More |
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Ph.D. Student Presents Energy Harvesting Research at NASA It’s hard to imagine a world where you don’t have to worry about charging your cell phone or changing the batteries in your smoke detector. According to electrical and computer… Read More |
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ECE Students Place Second at NASA Swarmathon Competition Last April a team of four undergraduate students from the UH Cullen College of Engineering’s electrical and computer engineering (ECE) department competed in the 2017 NASA… Read More |
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New Cullen College Engineering Programs Director Honored With Dual Awards From SPE Even among the largest oil and gas organization serving managers, engineers, scientists and other professionals worldwide, Phaneendra Kondapi stands out. The Society of Petroleum… Read More |
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Hadi Ghasemi’s Frog-Inspired Adaptive Surface Places in the Top Ten at NASA iTech Competition Bill D. Cook Assistant Professor of mechanical engineering Hadi Ghasemi is freezing out the competition at the NASA iTech Cycle 2. Inspired by North American wood frogs, Ghasemi… Read More |
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Great Careers STEM From Teaching Youngsters Early at Subsea Engineering’s “Passport to UH” Engineering can be child’s play for those lucky enough to participate in a “Passport to UH” event hosted by the Cullen College’s subsea engineering program. On May 18, youngsters… Read More |
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Eyes in the Sky: Gino Lim is Watching Your Drones In Gino Lim’s estimation, drones will soon take over the sky, delivering medical kits and medicines to rural patients, relaying sensitive military information to troops and, yes,… Read More |
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International Organization Sees the Light, Awards Cullen College Ph.D. Student Chen Wu, Cullen College Ph.D. student in biomedical engineering, is the winner of a $2,500 Optics and Photonics Education Scholarship from SPIE, the international society… Read More |
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Success In and On the Air: UH Alumni and Compaq Founder Featured on NPR In the early days of personal computing, Cullen College alumnus Rod Canion (bachelor’s in electrical engineering 1966, and master’s in electrical engineering 1968) left the… Read More |