The ‘Super Cool Conductor’ from Venkat Selvamanickam’s research group was recently one of 10 competitors to win the first stage of the U.S. Department of Energy’s prestigious CABLE Prize.
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More than 45 professors and researchers affiliated with the Cullen College of Engineering have been recognized as among the most cited in the world. Read more
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Zhu Han is one of three UH researchers recognized for frequent citations during the last decade. Read more
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More than 20 engineering members were recognized for contributing to the UH 50-in-5 initiative. Read more
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Jiming Bao has developed a new fluid that can be cut open by light. The discovery has potential applications in adaptive optics, mass transport, and microfluidics manufacturing and molding of micro and nanostructures.
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NEW EPILEPSY RESEARCH COLLABORATION
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Rose T. Faghih is senior author for a new paper about tracking the seizure state of epileptic patients in real-time.
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WATER FREEZING TRANSFORMATION
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Hadi Ghasemi pushes the limit of when water freezes and has maintained tiny droplets as liquid by putting them in contact with soft interfaces, like gels or lipids.
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REAL-TIME COVID-19 INFECTION RISK ASSESSMENT
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Albert Cheng and a team of researchers developed an app designed to figure out the best times to avoid crowds and minimize the risk of COVID-19 infection.
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The American Society of Indian Engineers and Architects (ASIE) has awarded three scholarships to Cullen College engineering students: Vijay Kumar Chandrakanti, Vignesh Jeganathn and Alisha Varshney. Read more
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A team of students at the Cullen College of Engineering are among 17 nationwide competing in the U. S. Department of Energy 2022 Marine Energy Collegiate Competition, which challenges them to propose unique solutions to the burgeoning marine energy industry. Read more
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The Klotz family has established the Karen and Wayne Klotz Endowed Fellowship in civil engineering, which will help to fund the graduate studies of a Cullen College of Engineering graduate student. Read more
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UH doctoral graduate Nicholas Dias, has received the first round of funding from the National Institutes of Health FastTrack program for research into chronic pelvic pain management, with close to $2 million potentially available as the research continues. Read more
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