Welcome! Suncica Canic Cullen Distinguished Professor Department of Mathematics 671 PGH Building University of Houston Houston, Texas 77204-3476 Phone(UH): (713) 743-3466 Fax(UH): (713) 743-3505 E-mail: canic@math.uh.edu	HIGHLIGHTS Congressional Briefing: December 6, 2011 "Mathematics: Leading the Way For New Options in the Treatment of Coronary Artery Disease"                                                                         with Congressman McNerney NSF Discoveries (Aug 2010)       Scientists use Math to Build Better Stents: click to link to NSF site AMS Mathematical Moment: Improving Stents (Oct 2008)       AMS Moments link, Stent movies AMS exhibit at Coalition for National Science Funding,       Capitol Hill, June 21, 2008, AMS Summary MPS Distinguished Lecture at NSF, Sept. 17, 2007       Abstract (pdf), Power Point Presentation (11.4M)
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< Hemodynamics > Publications Students Mathematical Modeling of Endovascular Stents Collaboration with the Methodist Hospital (Mitral Heart Valve Project) Texas Heart Institute experiments Numerical gallery Projects (graduate | undergraduate) Anatomy of the human vascular system Links to collaborators: Josip Tambaca Experiments with Endologix Stent-Graft	< Compressible flow > Publications Links to collaborators Numerical Gallery

2005-2010 COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH IN MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY (click for information)
Supported by the NSF and NIH.

2003-2007 FOCUSED RESEARCH GROUP (FRG) PROJECT (Multi-D Compressible Flow)
Supported by the NSF.

• Houston Workshop on Multi-Dimensional Hyperbolic Conservation Laws
  and Free-Boundary Problems, March 1-5, 2006. (Information)
  
• Summary for ONR. Information