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  University of Houston Statement Related to Rhabdomyolysis Cases

  A media interview of a young woman purported to be a University of Houston student athlete has brought to light specific details of an event involving the UH women’s soccer program that were previously unknown to the University.

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  Researchers Report New Understanding of Thermoelectric Materials

  Researchers have reported a major step forward in efficient thermoelectric materials with the discovery of a new explanation for asymmetrical thermoelectric performance.

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  UH Nurses Honored for Offering Extraordinary, Compassionate Care

  Five University of Houston College of Nursing faculty have been recognized with the 2019 Good Samaritan Foundation Excellence in Nursing Award for offering extraordinary and compassionate care.

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  Pushing the Bounds of Memory

  A University of Houston physicist is out to stretch the limits of the human mind by examining the cell signaling in the brain at the precise moment when certain memories are seared into our minds.

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  UH Honors College Hosts Top High Schoolers for Phi Beta Kappa Academy

  School may be out for summer, but a very special class is back in session for some of the Houston area’s most promising high school students. The University of Houston Honors College, in collaboration with the Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Association of Greater Houston, will host the annual Phi Beta Kappa Honors Academy on Saturday, June 15 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. in the Honors College Commons to help prepare high-achieving high school students for success in college and life.

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  UH Receives Entrepreneurial University Award

  The University of Houston has received the 2019 Entrepreneurial University Award from the Deshpande Foundation. The award recognizes work by the Cyvia and Melvyn Wolff Center for Entrepreneurship at the C.T. Bauer College of Business.

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  Research Moves Closer to Brain-Machine Interface Autonomy

  Professor of biomedical engineering Joe Francis reports that a brain-computer interface, a form of artificial intelligence, can sense when its user is expecting a reward by examining the interactions between single-neuron activities and the information flowing to these neurons. The work represents a significant step forward for prosthetics that perform more naturally.

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  UH Geoscience Team Wins International Petroleum Exploration Competition

  A team of graduate geoscience students from the University of Houston topped more than 300 teams from around the world to win the 2019 Imperial Barrel Award.

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  UH Symposium Offers Update on Monetization of Carbon

  The Center for Carbon Management in Energy at the University of Houston will host a daylong symposium on the technical, business and policy issues involved in turning greenhouse gas emissions into marketable commodities.

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  Going for Gold: UH-Dominated Theatre Design Team Represents U.S. in World-Renowned International Competition

  Faculty and alumni from the University of Houston School of Theatre and Dance are going for gold at the Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space. It's a big deal, and often described as the Olympics or Oscar Awards for performance designers.

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  UH Ranks among Top 100 Global Universities for Patents

  The University of Houston ranked among the top 100 global universities for the number of utility patents issued in 2018.

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  The Power of Expression

  UH violist Kyle Rivera makes his debut during the 30th Anniversary season of the Immanuel and Helen Olshan Texas Music Festival and composes piece for Houston Symphony.

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  Impact of Food Insecurity on Parent Veterans and their Children

  Veterans returning home after serving in the military can face many challenges readjusting to civilian life — from finding work to finding enough food to feed their families. Nearly one in four veterans is food insecure. In an effort to develop interventions to help these families thrive, the University of Houston has launched a new study to identify veterans’ barriers to food.

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  State Funding Approved for UH College of Medicine, New Law Center Building

  The Texas Legislature has approved strong support for continued growth and student success throughout the University of Houston System, including startup funds for the UH College of Medicine, funding for new facilities for the UH Law Center and Hobby School of Public Affairs, and increased funding for general operations and hurricane recovery at all four UH System universities.

UH Initiatives

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  Health

  UH Health is the platform to integrate the university’s mission and values focused on identifying and responding to the economic, social and cultural issues affecting health in Houston, Texas, and beyond.

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  Arts

  UH Arts provide students the fuel to awaken the imagination and contribute real art to the real world. Read how students use their experiences and thoughts to ignite the imagination.

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  Athletics

  UH Athletics is driving sportsmanship to new levels by preparing student-athletes to be champions for life. Read about how student-athletes are achieving success in academics and athletics.

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  Energy

  UH Energy performs innovative research to address emerging needs in the hydrocarbons, renewables and sustainability energy sectors. Read about how UH energy fuels the industry.

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  Student Success

  UH students have access to comprehensive higher education programs and countless resources providing the tools for success. Read about how students are thriving at the University of Houston.

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  Third Ward

  As a good neighbor and university dedicated to civic engagement, we will partner and collaborate with the Third Ward to transform its schools, businesses, and healthcare resources. We celebrate the culture and history of our shared community.