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 On Thursday, February 7th, nearly 1,400 UH engineering students flocked to the UH Hilton to interview and meet with representatives from 110 of Houston’s leading companies at the spring 2019 Engineering Career Fair. |
Photos: UH Engineering Welcomes Over 100 Companies to Recruit Engineering Students |
 Findings May Point to Potential Cure for Addiction
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New Data Suggests Nicotine While Pregnant Alters Genes |
 The UH Cullen College celebrated the graduation of more than 400 engineers at the fall 2018 commencement ceremony on Thursday, December 13, hosted at the NRG Arena. The proud graduates included 253 bachelor's, 208 master’s and 30 doctoral students. |
Photos: UH Engineering Celebrates More Than 400 Graduates at Fall 2018 Commencement |
 UH Engineer Using Optical Equipment to Watch Heart Develop
To understand cardiovascular failures, the leading cause of birth defect-related deaths in infants, UH professor of biomedical engineering Kirill Larin is teaming up with Baylor College of Medicine professor of cellular and molecular physiology Irina Larina on a chicken and egg hunt. |
Understanding Congenital Heart Defects To Prevent Them |
 Terrance “Terri” Ivers, P.E. (BSME ’80), is coming home to the UH Cullen College of Engineering as the featured speaker at its commencement on Dec. 13 at the NRG Arena. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from UH in 1980 and has remained involved in the Cullen College community throughout the course of his 37 year-long career. |
Distinguished Alumnus, Bilfinger Executive to be UH Cullen College Fall 2018 Commencement Speaker |
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Understanding Congenital Heart Defects to Prevent Them
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Watching an Embryo’s Neural Tube Close
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We are improving disease detection methods
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We are making blood transfusions safer
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We are making groundbreaking discoveries in neuroscience
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We are promoting collaboration, interdisciplinary research and idea sharing
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Faculty Accolades
 Elebeoba E. May, associate professor of biomedical engineering at the University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering, received a $215,032 Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA) award from the National Science Foundation. |
UH Biomedical Engineering Professor Appointed by National Science Foundation as Program Director |
 UH Engineers Focus on Degradable Reconnaissance Vehicles and Evasive Drone Maneuvers
Ensuring military forces have up-to-date information about a potentially hostile region offers obvious advantages, but current methods for doing that – especially along shorelines, where underwater mines and other hazards can pose serious risks – all have drawbacks. It is especially difficult if keeping the technology out of enemy hands is a priority. |
Mission: Possible — Mapping Dangerous Terrain |
Faculty Accolades
 Method Less Invasive, Less Expensive than Colonoscopy
University of Houston researcher Chandra Mohan is set to make a breakthrough in predicting and monitoring inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). With $347,490 from the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America, he and IBD expert Subra Kugathasan, a gastroenterologist at Emory University, are examining stool protein biomarkers that indicate the disease. |
Stool Proteins to Predict Inflammatory Bowel Disease |
 With $2 Million Grant, UH Researcher Unraveling the Link |
Women and Lupus – Tackling the Debilitating Connection |
Student Success
 Three Recipients Forging New Paths for Women in Education
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UH Students, Faculty Earn AAUW Awards for Tackling Educational Barriers |
 Research proposes computer-based assessment of Parkinson’s patients more reliable
Musa Ozturk, a Ph.D. student in biomedical engineering at the UH Cullen College of Engineering, presented a poster at the Neuromodulation Symposium at the University of Minnesota and won second place out of 120 presentations. |
UH Student’s Poster Places at Neuromodulation Symposium |
Student Success
Research proposes computer-based assessment of Parkinson’s patients more reliable
Musa Ozturk, a Ph.D. student in biomedical engineering at the UH Cullen College of Engineering, presented a poster at the Neuromodulation Symposium at the University of Minnesota and won second place out of 120 presentations. |
UH Student’s Poster Places at Neuromodulation Symposium |
Three Recipients Forging New Paths for Women in Education
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UH Students, Faculty Earn AAUW Awards for Tackling Educational Barriers |
Faculty Openings
Upcoming Seminars
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