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University of Houston honors staff at annual awards ceremony

The University of Houston recently honored its staff at the 2025 Staff Council Awards and Scholarship Ceremony.

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Multifocal contacts may slow myopia progression: new research findings

Global research reveals that 35% of children worldwide are affected by myopia, a condition requiring glasses for clear distance vision.

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University of Houston graduate receives Silver Creator Award from YouTube

Thousands of students graduate from the University of Houston annually, but few can claim a Creator Award from YouTube.


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Research links psychological flexibility with reduced risk of eating disorders

University of Houston researchers have published a study examining the relationship between psychological flexibility and eating disorders among women.


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Gregory Dudley named new dean for UH's College of Natural Sciences

The University of Houston has announced Gregory Dudley as the new dean for its College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.


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University of Houston researchers make strides in solid-state battery technology

Low-battery anxiety may soon be less stressful due to a discovery by researchers at the University of Houston.


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University of Houston study redefines cellular sensitivity to electric fields

The University of Houston has presented new research challenging established theories about cellular sensitivity to electrical fields.


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Kevin Prufer named Texas State Poet Laureate for 2026

The Texas State Legislature has named Kevin Prufer, an award-winning poet and University of Houston English professor, as the Texas State Poet Laureate for 2026.


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University appoints Adrian Caraves as new student regent

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has appointed Adrian Caraves, a graduate student at the University of Houston-Clear Lake, as the new student regent on the University of Houston System Board of Regents.


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UH receives $1.1M gift from Cynthia & George Mitchell Foundation for Usher Syndrome research

The University of Houston has been granted $1.1 million by the Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation to support research on Usher Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder affecting children that can lead to deafness and blindness.


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University of Houston begins centennial construction project on June 1

The University of Houston is set to commence a significant transformation project as it approaches its 100th anniversary in 2027.


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University of Houston receives $3M grant for new cancer biomarker facility

The University of Houston has been awarded $3 million by the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) to establish a Cancer Immunotherapy Biomarker Core.


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University of Houston professor becomes first TAMEST president

For the first time, the Texas Academy of Medicine, Engineering, Science and Technology (TAMEST) has appointed a University of Houston professor as its president.


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AI system mimics radiologists' gaze for improved training and diagnostics

A new artificial intelligence system, MedGaze, developed by Hien Van Nguyen, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Houston, is set to revolutionize radiology training and diagnostic accuracy.


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University of Houston earns dual recognition for research excellence and student opportunities

The University of Houston (UH) has achieved a significant milestone by being recognized as one of only 21 institutions in the United States to receive both the "Very High Research Activity" (R1) and "Opportunity College & University – Higher...


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University of Houston receives $2.8M grant for military drone power systems

The University of Houston has secured a $2.8 million grant to develop an advanced power generation system for military drones.


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University of Houston launches online doctorate for global hospitality leadership

The Conrad N. Hilton College of Global Hospitality Leadership at the University of Houston is set to introduce a new online doctorate program this fall, reinforcing its status as a leader in hospitality education. “Our new executive doctorate...


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University celebrates decade-long success amid global nursing shortage

The Andy and Barbara Gessner College of Nursing at the University of Houston is marking its 10th anniversary, having achieved significant milestones in addressing the global nursing shortage.


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Q&A with med student Sadie Hill: ‘Learning is a process, not a performance’

Born in Kharkiv, Ukraine during the Orange Revolution, Sadie Hill was adopted by a Texas family. After losing her adoptive mother to a brain tumor, she has dedicated her life to neuroscience.


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UH Health Family Care Center earns FQHC Look-Alike designation

The UH Health Family Care Center, an on-campus clinic at the University of Houston, has received a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) Look-Alike designation from the Health Resources and Services Administration.