News
|
G.R.A.D.E. Camp Catches Eye of Local TV News The Cullen College of Engineering’s annual G.R.A.D.E. Camp caught the eye of local ABC news affiliate KTRK this summer, and they recently ran a feature on the engineering camp on… Read More |
|
6th Annual Hurricane and Disasters Conference to be Held on August 1 In recent years, the Gulf Coast region has been tremendously affected by the landfall of large hurricanes. In 2005, Category 3 Hurricanes Katrina and Rita devastated the coastal… Read More |
|
Team NEO Experiments in Zero Gravity With NASA The Cullen College of Engineering has once again sent a team of undergraduate engineers up in NASA’s zero-gravity simulation plane, the “vomit comet." The group consists of Hector… Read More |
|
Houston Chronicle Shines Spotlight on Declining Number of Petroleum Professors As the petroleum engineering industry grows more and more lucrative for professionals, educational institutions are having a harder time recruiting experts for academic roles,… Read More |
|
Engineering Community Mourns Loss of Chemical Engineering Senior Abraham Aboiralor A cherished member of the UH Cullen College of Engineering, chemical engineering senior Abraham Aboiralor, died unexpectedly on June 17. Aboiralor was a popular Cullen College… Read More |
|
Phillips 66 Donation Strengthens Ties to University of Houston The University of Houston’s colleges of business and engineering have gained new support from one of the city’s energy leaders, which has donated money to a variety of programs… Read More |
|
College Grieves Passing of Undergraduate Student Ridwan Ajala Ridwan Ajala, a beloved undergraduate student at the UH Cullen College of Engineering, passed away on Tuesday, June 24th. Ridwan touched many members of the Cullen College… Read More |
|
New UH Video Spotlights Subsea Engineering Students The Cullen College of Engineering’s subsea engineering program was the focus of a new video piece produced by UH Energy featuring two subsea students, Nebolisa Egbunike and Megan… Read More |
|
Electrical & Computer Engineering Researcher Wins NASA's New Investigator Award Saurabh Prasad, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at the UH Cullen College of Engineering, has won NASA’s New Investigator Award in Earth Science. Out of… Read More |
|
ME Chairman and Student Publish Paper on World's Thinnest Piezoelectric Material in Nature Communications There are a handful of naturally occurring materials, known as piezoelectric materials, which generate electricity if you bend, stretch, or apply another mechanical force to them… Read More |