Atmospheric Radiation Measurement
In 2022, Houston, Texas became a nexus for field campaigns aiming to further our understanding of the feedbacks between convective clouds, aerosols, and atmospheric boundary layer properties. Eight research teams collected data from 14 sites distributed within a ~80-km radius around Houston over 46 days between 2 June and 18 September 2022. The data will facilitate numerical simulations and the fundamental study of atmospheric processes. The UHCC was one of the 14 study sites. The entire data set is now available online. Read Article >
UH College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts and UH Coastal Center Create opportunities for interdisciplinary exchange. Read Article >
UH Coastal Center
The UHCC hosted the 2023 meeting of the Houston Regional Ecology & Evolution Symposium, with excellent presentations by our colleagues from several local institutions.
UH College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Center targets invasive tallow trees with aerial spraying. Read Article >
UH College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
UH staff, community volunteers and firefighters benefit from collaboration, burning nearly 100 acres of coastal prairie land. Read Article >
UH College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Texas Ecolab grant supports Ph.D. student Hannah Locke’s research. Read Article >
UH College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, Department of Biology and Biochemistry
NSF-funded project could help scientists, land managers prepare for the future. Read Article >
UH College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Assessing response of herbivores, such as grasshoppers, to micronutrient levels. Read Article >
UH College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Projects include grassland ecology, Houston-area climate, geophysics. Read Article >
UH College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
UH ecologist works to keep plant life healthy on restored dunes. Read Article >
UH College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
Project will add upper-level applications course and augment field methods course. Read Article >
