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Baby See, Baby Do? UH Research Targets Youngest Subjects

In research aimed at determining how babies and toddlers begin to understand the actions of others, a University of Houston research team is studying brain activity triggered by… Read More
Research Aims for Better Understanding of Microvascular Diseases

New technologies being developed by a University of Houston researcher to produce three-dimensional models of tissue and whole organ microstructures offer the promise of better… Read More
Undergraduate Research Day 2014!

This year's Undergraduate Research Day will take place Thursday, October 9th at 4 p.m. in the Rockwell Pavilion at the M.D. Anderson Library at the University of Houston main… Read More
Zhu Han Engineering Professor Earns Grants to Develop Device-to-Device Communication

Signals from smart phones are routed through base transceiver stations when they communicate, regardless of their proximity to their destinations. Signals from phones belonging to… Read More
Yan Yao ECE Professor Developing Sodium-Ion Batteries With NSF Award

Last June, Texas Gov. Rick Perry drove an electric car made by Tesla Motors in front of the Texas State Capitol Building in Austin – a symbolic gesture meant to signify his… Read More
Chemical Engineering Professor Researches New Materials for 3-D Printing Chemical Engineering Professor Researches New Materials for 3-D Printing

The latest developments in three-dimensional printing technology are opening doors to advances in research fields like medicine, computing and electronics. But while these… Read More
Double slit experiment. I1 and I2 are intensity profiles when only slit 1 or slit 2 is open, respectively. I12 is the intensity profile when both slits are open. I1+2 is the sum of I1 and I2, it is the intensity profile when there is no interference between two beams. Note that at the center of the screen when x = 0, I1(0) = I2(0) = Io, I12(0) = 4Io, but I1+2(0) = 2Io. ECE Professor and Ph.D. Student Publish Article in Nanotechnology

When a material known as graphene was first produced inside of a lab in 2004, the science and technology community buzzed with predictions that it would become the “next big thing… Read More
Chandra Mohan Biomedical Engineering Researcher Studying Plant Extract as Possible Lupus Treatment

Chandra Mohan, Hugh Roy and Lillie Cranz Cullen Endowed Professor of biomedical engineering at the University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering, and his group have recent… Read More
Dr. Saurabh Prasad collects ground data alongside two of his Ph.D. students. 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
Pradeep Sharma and Matthew Zelisko 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

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