Numerous health vendors will be available to assist students, faculty and staff with various health and wellness topics of interest.
Presented by the UH Hewlett Packard Enterprise Data Science Institute in partnership with the Society of HPC Professionals
We provide a collegial space with free Wi-Fi and free gourmet coffees and teas to get some writing done with your fellow faculty members. No other events are scheduled in the Cafe at these times so that faculty can enjoy just being together and writing.
An interactive forum to discuss challenges and opportunities for research and artistic collaborations at the intersection of art, science and engineering for interested UH faculty, hosted by Jose Luis Contreras-Vidal, professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Houston.
Numerous health vendors will be available to assist community members with various health and wellness topics of interest.
Join us as we learn from successful women scientists about their careers
We provide a collegial space with free Wi-Fi and free gourmet coffees and teas to get some writing done with your fellow faculty members. No other events are scheduled in the Cafe at these times so that faculty can enjoy just being together and writing.
An interactive forum to discuss challenges and opportunities for research and artistic collaborations at the intersection of art, science and engineering for interested UH faculty, hosted by Jose Luis Contreras-Vidal, professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Houston.
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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.
OCG reviews and submits research proposals, negotiates and accepts awards, and handles billing, financial and effort reporting, and close-out for sponsored projects.
