Division of Research

News and Announcements

UH Research Communications Wins Big at CASE
The UH Division of Research’s Strategic Research Communications team took home five of the highest awards at the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) District IV competition this year.
Three UH Engineers Named To National Academy Of Inventors
Three University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering researchers have been named Senior Members of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI) for 2021.
UH Receives Funding from NSF to Create Center for Integrated Catalysis
The National Science Foundation awarded $1.8 million to six researchers from four different universities to collaborate and create the Center for Integrated Catalysis.
Phase 3 Reopening UH
Guidelines and requirements for reopening research on campus.
DOR Receives Gold CASE Award for HEALTH Research Institute Website
The DOR's Strategic Research Communications team received the top award from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) District IV for the redesign of the HEALTH Research Institute website.
2019 Research & Innovation Annual Report
The Research & Innovation annual report is now online. See the latest numbers and watch highlights from the past year.
$10 Million Grant to Support Texas Center for Learning Disabilities
A anonymous gift makes this UH National Center sustainable.
So what's The Big Idea?
The Big Idea is a blog we’re launching to better communicate the business of research to our campus community.
Is your team looking for human research subjects?
DOR is now a member institution of ResearchMatch – a national recruitment registry that brings together researchers and people who are interested to learn more about research studies.
Two Scientists Named to National Academy of Inventors
Mark Clarke and Wei-Chuan Shih have been elected to First Class of NAI Senior Members.

Events

Mar 04 11:00 am

Developing Budgets for Grant Proposals

Session 2
Mar 05 8:00 am

Rice University and UH HPE Data Science Institute Partner for Oil & Gas Conference

The Hewlett Packard Enterprise Data Science Institute will be a sponsor of the 14th annual Oil and Gas High Performance Computing Conference at Rice University.
Mar 10 11:00 am

Deep Learning in Geoscience Applications

The Hewlett Packard Enterprise Data Science Institute and the Geophysical Society of Houston present
Mar 10 12:00 pm

Data Management Best Practices for UH Researchers

UH Libraries will host this special event to help you learn to better manage your research data.
Mar 19 11:00 am

Data Science: Industry Hiring

Brought to you by Hewlett Packard Enterprise and the University of Houston HPE Data Science Institute
Mar 24 12:00 pm

New Faculty Lunch & Learn: Conflict of Interest in Research

Learn how about requirements and how to navigate pitfalls while applying for internal awards.
Mar 25 10:00 am

Create Your Online Profile

UH Libraries will share tips and tricks to creating your online researcher profile.
Mar 25 12:00 pm

Unexpected Changes to the HPC Storage Landscape

Brought to you by the University of Houston HPE Data Science Institute and the High Performance Computing Society of Houston
Mar 30 10:00 am

Increasing Research Impact

Understanding H-index Metrics
Mar 31 11:00 am

PeopleSoft Grants: Transmittal Creation and Routing

A walkthrough of the internal transmittal required for all sponsored project applications

Inside Research

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Research Thrusts

UH Preeminence: 50-in-5 is a new university-wide program focused on increasing our research and scholarly output 50 percent by 2023. This includes the doubling of our national centers from five to 10.

Provost Paula Short and Vice President for Research Amr Elnashai have partnered with college leadership, the faculty senate and faculty leaders throughout the University to determine metrics and alternative measures for every discipline that would advance the University of Houston.

Learn more about the 50-in-5 initiative >