In The News
Dr. Kakadiaris and CBL member George Toderici interviewed on Fox News • February 25, 2008
Dr. Kakadiaris answered questions on how our face recognition technology can help solving the identity theft problems and improve credit card security
Pumps and Pipes 1 • December 03, 2007
Much like moving oil through a pipeline, the heart must pump blood through the body. In a collaborative effort between Houston's largest industries, the Pumps and Pipes 1 Conference brought together petroleum, medical and imaging experts to explore potential crossover ideas and extract shared technologies useful to each industry
The Vulnerable Heart • February 15, 2007
It kills more people than any cancer. Every thirty seconds, an American suffers a heart attack. Every minute, one dies. Many of us could be at risk and not know it until it’s too late. We hear the unsettling news more frequently than ever before—it’s happening to seemingly healthy, active people.
Dr. Kakadiaris interviewed on Local2 News • December 31, 2006
Local2 News channel interviewed Dr. Kakadiaris about our face recognition system.
President’s Annual Report on NSF Award • December 18, 2006
Seeing your brain at work. Computer scientists receive $900K NSF grant to study brain function and human learning.
President’s Annual Report on Vasa Vasorum Imaging • December 18, 2006
This imaging technology will give doctors the ability, for the first time, to detect “inflamed plaque,” representing regions of blood vessels prone to future rupture and sudden blockage.
Dr. Kakadiaris interviewed on ABC13 News • December 14, 2006
In ABC13 Eyewitness News - Facing the Future, Ted Oberg interviewed Dr. Kakadiaris about our state-of-the-art face recognition technology.
Do you have a healthy heart? • August 22, 2006
Dr. Kakadiaris discusses novel research in heart attack risk assessment on KHOU TV (Ch. 11) News.
NSF funds UH science facility • April 10, 2006
New state-of-the-art facility to acquire data to analyze human cognition and behavior.
“Heart Month” Tip Sheet : UH Researchers Put A Lot of Heart into Their Work • February 09, 2006
A computational medicine breakthrough is helping pave the way to uncover a ticking “time-bomb” in the heart.
Defusing a “Time Bomb”: Heart Attack Risk Detection Technology Developed at University of Houston • January 18, 2006
A breakthrough in computational medicine is helping one University of Houston professor pave the way to uncover a ticking "time-bomb" in the heart.