Researchers Create New Flexible, Transparent Conductor
University of Houston researchers have developed a new stretchable and transparent electrical conductor, bringing the potential for a fully foldable cell phone or a flat-screen television that can be folded and carried under your arm closer to reality.
Math Program Engages Third Ward and East End High School Students
The Cougars and Houston Area Math Program is making connections with high schools close to the University of Houston and offering students a fresh look at math and a first look at the college experience.
Joan and Herman Suit: President's Medallion Recipients
Herman and Joan Suit believe in the importance of education and scientific discovery; their careers and support of the University of Houston and the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (NSM) reflect that commitment.
Comprehensive Student Success Program in Biology
Two introductory biology classes have high rates of students dropping the course or making a D or F - General Biology for non-majors and Introductory Biology for science majors.
New Theory May Lead to More Efficient Solar Cells
A novel theoretical model may hold the key to methods for developing better materials for solar cells.
Research Targets Detection of Phishing Emails and Opinion Spam
Phishing emails attack in-boxes on a daily basis.
News Briefs
- NSM Launches Culture & Science Events
- Math Modeling Integral to Synthetic Biology Research
- Cheung Named American Physical Society Fellow
- Earth's Largest Single Volcano Ranks 11th in Discover Magazine's Top 100 List for 2013
- NSM Faculty Featured in UH Research Blog
- NSM Pride: Awards and Honors
- Scenes Around NSM
