FROM LEGO TO SELF-ASSEMBLING BLOCKS
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Aaron T. Becker received a $299,963 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop a new type of small-scale manufacturing method via the precision of modules, the reusability of LEGOs and the self-assembly of DNA. |
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Vemuri Balakotaiah has been selected for a Shell-led consortium that will demonstrate the feasibility of large-scale liquid hydrogen storage.
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Anil K. Bhowmick will be the recipient of the 2022 Melvin Mooney Distinguished Technology Award. Read more |
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Dan W. Burleson is spearheading the college's effort to establish the NAE's Grand Challenges Scholars Program at the Cullen College of Engineering. Read more |
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GROUNDBREAKING ELECTROCEUTICAL RESEARCH ON SPLEEN FUNCTION
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An international team of researchers led by Mario Romero-Ortega has advanced electroceutical research for treatment of diseases including rheumatoid arthritis, colitis and sepsis. |
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RE-CONCEPTUALIZING EARLY MESOAMERICA
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Juan Carlos Fernandez-Diaz is part of an international research team that identified 478 ceremonial centers in the Mexican states of Tabasco and Veracruz. |
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NEW METHODS FOR INTERMETALLIC STRENGTH
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In a paper published recently in Science Advances, Yashashree Kulkarni (pictured) and recent doctoral graduate Dajla Neffati offer a novel solution to brittle intermetallics in collaboration with Purdue University. |
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RAPID CANCER DETECTION AND MONITORING
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Wei-Chuan Shih has reported, in the IEEE Sensors Journal, a process using biosensors that allows for a fast and cost-effective way to detect often missed, minute cancer cells. |
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UH students Ted Kim and Aman Agrawal have been recognized for their work by the Axalta Bright Futures Scholarship Program.
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UH graduate student Omar Khalid is the 2021 recipient of the Paul and Helen Lenchuck Scholarship Program, administered by the National Concrete Masonry Association.
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UH doctoral graduate Cynthia V. Castro's proposal, “Green infrastructure scaling from local observations to regional applications as a coupled human-water system,” was selected for a $174,000 fellowship from the National Science Foundation.
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