NEWS RELEASES - FEBRUARY 2006
February 27-March 3, 2006
Sex: Why Bother? Evolutionary Mysteries Probed at UH
Ricardo Azevedo’s Research on Pros, Cons of Sexual Reproduction
Explained in Nature Magazine
University Eye Institute at UH Sees Start
of Multiple Sclerosis Eye Care Center
MS Awareness Week Kicks off Partnership
with National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Robots Gear Up For Stiff Competition in UH Botball Tournament
Completion of National Lambdarail Provides Texas’ LEARN
Network with National Research & Education Infrastructure
Greek Ambassador Mallias to Deliver
Foreign Policy Speech During Visit to UH
February 20-24, 2006
Percussion Ensemble at UH Upbeat About Debut Recording, ‘Surge’
New Compact Disc on Albany Records Features Contemporary
Compositions for Percussion
Not In Our Backyard? UH Law Conference Explores
Who Determines Location of LNG Sites
Accomplishments at UH Earn Spot in French Academy of Sciences For Prof
World Leader in Applied Math and Scientific Computing, Roland Glowinski Joins Other Prominent French Scholars
Gourmet Night 2006 at UH Features A Crescendo of Food, Flair and Fun
Annual Student Run Event Features Five-Course Meal and Silent Auction
Social Work Awards at UH Honor Those Who Help, Heal During A Disaster
February 13-17, 2006
New Memory Storage Devices on Horizon
With UH Student’s Award-Winning Work
Faster Access to Music, Movies Possible
With Developments in Solid State Physics
UH Events Open to the Public – Feb. 27 – March 12, 2006
Navy, UH Team Up to Detect Biological Agents, Land Mines
NSF Grant Establishes Nanomagnetics Research
Program in Collaboration with Naval Research Labs
Striving Together: UH Study Examines
Peer Group Influence on Healthier Living
STAR Project Focuses on Diet, Exercise Habits of African American Women
February 6-10, 2006
Order in the Court: Enron Trial Tip Sheet From UH
‘Heart Month’ Tip Sheet: UH Researchers Put a Lot of Heart Into Their Work
From Pills to Bills: Pharmacist Turned Senator to Speak at UH Event
James T. McCarty Leadership Lecture Series to Feature State Senator
Leticia Van de Putte
Comedy and Corruption Probed By UH’s ‘Government Inspector’
Student Representative Appointed to UH System Board of Regents
Law Student Robert Johnson One of 10 Named Statewide by Gov. Perry
Bush-Appointed Judges Most Conservative on Record,
New UH Study Finds
Lead Investigator Robert Carp Says Slant Most Evident
in Civil Rights, Liberties Decisions
Romantic Recitations at Heart of UH’s ‘Love And Honors’