This week, a UH researcher developed a possible biodegradable alternative to plastic; a new AI food pantry tool that could improve disaster relief is in the works at UH; and UH is the first public higher education institution in Texas to implement a major revision to the state’s Academic Fresh Start law.
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The National Institutes of Health awarded Professor Tarsis G. Ferreira a $2.2 million grant to develop a treatment for corneal scarring, a condition that can lead to permanent vision loss.
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Provost Diane Z. Chase’s latest Exploration: UH takes her to the Cullen College of Engineering’s Center for Airborne Laser Mapping and its director, Professor Craig Glennie.
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Weathering Mental Health UH’s Humana Institute convened experts, officials and community leaders to address the long-term mental health effects of recurring natural disasters and how Houston can better prepare, respond and recover.
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Pediatric Health Care Available at UH From routine check-ups and unexpected sick visits to immunizations and asthma management, UH Health Family Care Center has everything you need to tend to your children 18 and under. The clinic offers same-day appointments to help your family feel better faster.
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“We are proud to be Texas’ first university to offer countless students the fresh start they deserve, while supporting the higher education needs of our state.”
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