The Innovative Research Talks from HEALTH-RCMI spotlight the investigators of its Pilot Grant Program.
This course offers training in deep learning applications through hands-on exercises in computer vision and natural language processing.
Monthly learning series for research administrators across the campus, featuring short presentations on processes that departmental and college administrators encounter.
George Biros will discuss GrainNN, a reduced-order model for epitaxial grain growth in additive manufacturing conditions.
This session covers the basics of Deep Learning and includes a mini workshop on training a neural network model.
UH has committed $22 million to purchase equipment for new core facilities in five national priority research areas: Advanced Manufacturing, Advanced Materials, Imaging and Scanning, Data and Sensing, and Automation and Autonomy. The investment will provide equipment for our research community to compete effectively for research awards and excel at delivering the goals and objectives of their research projects.
DOR supports seven highly-visible university-supported centers:
*Provisional university center
OCG reviews and submits research proposals, negotiates and accepts awards, and handles billing, financial and effort reporting, and close-out for sponsored projects.
RIO ensures compliance with federal regulations in areas concerning human subjects, animal subjects, conflicts of interest, grant congruency and responsible conduct of research.
ACO provides veterinary and husbandry services to support animals used in biomedical and behavioral research, including the maintenance of standards for animals, facilities, equipment and procedures.
Business Operations provides HR and office administration support for the Division of Research.
Communications is responsible for raising the visibility of UH research and innovation programs nationally, among peer institutions and throughout Houston’s regional industry.