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THE SPIRIT OF INNOVATION

At the University of Houston, we spur innovation by encouraging the very spark of an idea to the transfer of knowledge and technology. The UH innovation ecosystem has a rich history of advancing Houston’s innovation economy.

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UH has fostered a strong entrepreneurial environment that supports new innovation and startup ventures through incubator and accelerator programs and resources. Because of the rapid development across campus and demonstrated excellence in innovation, UH has been designated as an Innovation and Economic Prosperity University.

Innovation Center

Innovation Center

Incubator Labs

Incubator Labs

Office of Technology Transfer and Innovation

Office of Technology Transfer and Innovation

Student Interns Hires

Student interns & full-time hires

Innovation Partners

Partners

Chancellors Technology Bridge Fund

Chancellor's Technology Bridging Fund

Wolf Center Entrepreneurship

Wolff Center for Entrepreneurship

Engineering Innovation

Engineering Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Small Business Development Center

Small Business Development Center

NSF ICoprs Site

NSF iCorps Site

RED Labs

RED Labs

UH Technologies

UH Technologies

Latest News

University Researcher Files Patent for Technology that Detects Tumor Cells
The Center for Nuclear Receptors and Cell Signaling at the University of Houston has developed a new way to detect very rare and highly heterogeneous circulating tumor cells with high specificity and sensitivity.
UH News
Entrepreneurship: Where Do I Start?
If you are a faculty inventor, you’re likely also interested in becoming a faculty entrepreneur. Aspiring to be an entrepreneur is the first step, but what should you do next?
The Consulate General of Israel to the Southwest Visits UH Technology Bridge
On April 8, the University of Houston Office of Technology Transfer and Innovation hosted the Consul General of Israel to the Southwest, Livia Link Raviv.