Texas Center for Superconductivity at the University of Houston

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The increasing demand for materials for enantioselective catalysis and separation and the the interest in fundamental aspects of chirality and molecular recognition have stimulated extensive research in the areas of chiral coordination polymers.

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• Three new products emphasize energy efficiency -Houston is known for energy, but the city is also building a budding technology sector. The world's oil capital is home to scores of hopeful entrepreneurs developing new websites, software, medical devices, clean technologies and other innovations.
  Posted: Thursday, July 01, 2010
• Oh Baby! Checking Fetal Health Earlier -Scientists say it's now possible to non-invasively record fetal cardiac signals using superconductivity.
  Posted: Wednesday, June 02, 2010
• Detecting Heart Problems Before Birth -Researchers are testing a new technique to monitor fetal heart activity, called magnetocardiography (MCG). As the heart beats, the electrical signals generate a tiny electromagnetic signal.
  Posted: Wednesday, June 02, 2010
• UH Energy Conference Draws Experts, Executives and Innovation
  Posted: Monday, May 03, 2010
• There's a new way to monitor the heart of an unborn baby -Scientists say it's now possible to non-invasively record fetal cardiac signals using superconductivity. And this new technology could help doctors and nurses recognize signs of stress and illness sooner.
  Posted: Monday, May 03, 2010

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1-6 Aug	Conferences and Workshops 2010 Applied Superconductivity Conference
29-31 Jul	Conferences and Workshops The PASREG 2010 Workshop
23 Jul	Bi-Weekly Seminars Electrochemical Nanofabrication and Material Synthesis
7 May	Bi-Weekly Seminars Cyclotron Phonon Scattering and Linear Magneto-Resistance in Suspended Multilayer Graphene
6 May	Special Seminars Superconducting Materials for Application