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 When Faheem Ershad first came to the University of Houston as a biomedical engineering undergraduate student in 2014, he had some interest in teaching in the future, but that interest has only increased as he has served as a teaching assistant and pursued a doctorate in the field. |
Rubbery circuits lead to first place for biomed's Ershad |
 On Tuesday, March 17, U.S. News & World Report released its updated 2021 rankings of best graduate engineering programs in the country. The UH Cullen College of Engineering has increased once again and is now rated No. 67. |
Cullen College Listed Among Best Engineering Graduate Schools of 2021 |
 Device Chooses Right Combo of Cancer Drugs in Record Time |
UH Biomedical Engineering Lab Creates Improved Brain Chip for Precision Medicine |
 Daniel Ajuzie, a biomedical engineering doctoral student at the UH Cullen College of Engineering, presented a poster at the American Institute of Chemical Engineers’ inaugural AfroBiotech Conference 2019 held in October in Atlanta, Georgia. He won a National Science Foundation award to cover the conference registration. |
UH Biomedical Engineering Student Wins NSF Grant to Present Research At AfroBiotech Conference |
 NIH-funded project to explore whether gene therapy can correct genetic deafnessA world-renowned authority on genetic mutations associated with hereditary retinal disorders from the University of Houston is working with a researcher from Harvard Medical School specializing in the diseases and disorders of the ear, nose and throat (ENT) to advance research involving gene therapy options that could one day expand treatment of patients suffering from Usher syndrome. |
UH and Harvard Researchers Join Forces For Usher Syndrome Research |
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The UH Cullen College of Engineering Welcomes Seven New Faculty Members
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NIH-funded project to explore whether gene therapy can correct genetic deafnessA world-renowned authority on genetic mutations associated with hereditary retinal disorders from the University of Houston is working with a researcher from Harvard Medical School specializing in the diseases and disorders of the ear, nose and throat (ENT) to advance research involving gene therapy options that could one day expand treatment of patients suffering from Usher syndrome. |
UH and Harvard Researchers Join Forces For Usher Syndrome Research |
 Kirill Larin Elected To AIMBE’s College of Fellow
The American Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE) elected Kirill Larin, professor of biomedical engineering at the UH Cullen College of Engineering to its prestigious College of Fellows. |
UH Engineer Included Among Medical and Biological Engineering Elite |
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 University of Houston Researchers Report Adaptable Stimulation Treatment
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Smart Brain Stimulators: Next-Gen Parkinson’s Disease Therapy |
 UH Research Team Examines Eye Disease with $2.5 Million Award
Four words you never want to hear from the eye doctor are retinitis pigmentosa and macular degeneration. Both are genetic disorders that can cause loss of vision and neither has a cure. A team of biomedical researchers at the University of Houston's Cullen College of Engineering is now tackling both eye diseases by exploring a protein in the retina that links them: peripherin2 (prph2). |
Under the Lens: Link Between Macular Degeneration and Retinitis Pigmentosa |
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 UH graduate students inspire each other with accomplishments
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Cullen College Students Shine in UH Graduate Research Showcase |
University of Houston Researchers Report Adaptable Stimulation Treatment
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Smart Brain Stimulators: Next-Gen Parkinson’s Disease Therapy |
Student Success
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Daniel Ajuzie, a biomedical engineering doctoral student at the UH Cullen College of Engineering, presented a poster at the American Institute of Chemical Engineers’ inaugural AfroBiotech Conference 2019 held in October in Atlanta, Georgia. He won a National Science Foundation award to cover the conference registration. |
UH Biomedical Engineering Student Wins NSF Grant to Present Research At AfroBiotech Conference |
UH graduate students inspire each other with accomplishments
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Cullen College Students Shine in UH Graduate Research Showcase |
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