A team of University of Houston researchers has developed a series of digital applications to make energy industry processes more efficient. The three innovative calculators can be accessed online for free.
Foodservice companies have long struggled with the challenge of what to do with all of their food waste. But researchers at the University of Houston Conrad N. Hilton College of Global Hospitality Leadership are shedding light on how clean technology can help those companies reduce waste and establish long-term sustainability goals.
A UH research team has discovered that by manipulating a certain protein in the immune system they can slow down disease progression and improve muscle function in Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
Inside the UH space architecture lab, students hover above the ground, using mixed reality in a specially designed cage room to revolutionize the way space structures are designed. The technologies allow them to virtually walk on the moon or Mars with the goal of optimizing the design process for crewed space missions.
The Texas Department of Transportation has informed the University of Houston there will be significant traffic flow changes on Spur 5 between Old Spanish Trail and University Boulevard beginning as early as Monday, May 22.
A team of University of Houston researchers has developed a new reliable and durable sensor that can work in temperatures as high as 900 degrees Celsius or 1,650 degrees Fahrenheit and can be used in multiple industries.
Business is booming at the University of Houston's Technology Bridge, the city's premier innovation park for technology commercialization, industrial partnerships and startup development, and entrepreneurs are taking notice.
A pair of internationally renowned stem cell cloning experts at the University of Houston is reporting their findings of variant cells in the lungs of patients with Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis which likely represent key targets in any future therapy for the condition.
Jamal Cyrus, who earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 2004, is one of the 171 prestigious artists, scientists and scholars who were named 2023 Guggenheim Fellows. Cyrus’ work brings to light the political histories and visual culture of Black America through collage and assemblage.
The festival will feature an array of musical performances and will debut the new Cynthia Woods Mitchell-Ima Hogg Young Artist Competition in collaboration with the Houston Symphony. The 2023 season will run June 6–24.
In the real world, computer scientists look like all of us. But in popular children’s media – books, TV shows, much of social media – most of them look about the same. New research looks at the roles stereotyping plays in whether very young students will nurture or mute their curiosity around computer coding.
The three-day interdisciplinary event explores the past and present of Mexican music, May 18-20, at the University of Houston. The event will feature live concerts with the music of Mexican composers, along with panel discussions and immersive workshops with experts in the field of Mexican culture, music and wind band repertoire.
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Join us for an in-person breakfast at the UH Hilton to listen to UH Experts discuss the high points and the takeaways of the Texas Legislative Session. A Q&A session will allow you to pose questions about the things that matter to you about the session. Click on the link below to purchase tickets for this event.
TMF’s young artists compete for the chance to perform as soloist with the festival orchestra and cash prizes. A distinguished panel of judges chooses the winner, but YOU can help to choose the Audience Favorite prize. Come discover Classical music’s rising star soloists!
Lietzow Piano Series artist, Awadagin Pratt, leads a piano master class with the students from the TMF Keyboard Academy.
Mitchell Center Artist in Residence Preston Gaines wraps up his residency with a solo exhibition featuring new work. Gaines, also known as Inanimate Nature, is an artist, architect, and industrial designer based in Houston whose work blurs the boundaries between what is natural and what is artificial, exploring the intersection of geometry, nature, and sacred symbolism.
Mitchell Center Artist in Residence Preston Gaines wraps up his residency with a solo exhibition featuring new work. Gaines, also known as Inanimate Nature, is an artist, architect, and industrial designer based in Houston whose work blurs the boundaries between what is natural and what is artificial, exploring the intersection of geometry, nature, and sacred symbolism.
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