FEDERAL GRANT TO DEVELOP RAPID TEST FOR LEUKEMIA
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Katerina Kourentzi received nearly $700,000 in federal funding to develop a rapid screening test for a form of leukemia that has severe health risks without prompt detection. |
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UH, SHELL, TOTALENERGIES SIGN $500K EXTENSION OF $1MILLION PROJECT
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George Wong and Lori Hathon from the petroleum engineering department, have received a $500,000 extension towards the “Injector Experiments in Sand Pack with 3-D Confining Stresses” project. The extension will fund the project through September 2022. |
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Benjamin receives inaugural ASEE engineering postdoctoral fellowship. Read more |
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Rajashekara elected as foreign member of Chinese Academy of Engineering. Read more |
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BIOMEDICAL FORUM EXPLORES HEALTHCARE SHORTCOMINGS
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BME chairman, Dr. Metin Akay, has published his findings on the healthcare challenges of COVID-19 in the IEEE Journal of Biomedical Health Informatics. |
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SIPHONING THE FUEL FOR INFLAMMATION
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Chandra Mohan and a team of researchers at UH received $400,000 from the Rheumatology Foundation to further study compounds to inhibit inflammatory activation in autoimmune disorders. |
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FOUNTAIN CREATED BY LASERS, MARANGONI EFFECT IS THE CAUSE
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Jiming Bao and his postdoctoral student Feng Lin have discovered that they can move deep water and create upward fountains by shining laser beams on the water’s surface. |
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The Dow Promise Program has awarded a $10,000 grant to the University of Houston branch of the National Society of Black Engineers, to partner with the Blodgett Urban Gardens to revitalize a portion of the Third Ward Urban Farm across the street from Texas Southern University. Read more |
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Following in her father’s path to UH, Sarah Hakam flourished as a biomedical engineering student and as a result, earned the college’s Outstanding Senior Award for the 2021-22 academic year. Read more |
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When Faouzi Tahtouh reflects upon being recognized as the Cullen College of Engineering Outstanding Junior for the 2021-22 academic year, he can't help but feel a bit surprised and a bit humbled. Read more |
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