Current CoE-funded Projects
View the projects that the CoE is currently funding. We look forward to seeing the results of these partnerships and the positive economic impact they will have on New York State and the world of data science.
The goal of the Center’s Collaborative Research Program is to stimulate economic growth in New York State by promoting technology transfer from our universities to companies operating in New York State. If you’re interested in participating in a collaborative project with the Center, you must be a business/organization in New York State and be prepared to be actively engaged with the project, financially sponsoring the research, and/or providing assessment of its economic impact.
Collaborative projects can be initiated by either an interested organization or a faculty member seeking an industry partner. Organizations interested in starting a project can browse areas of expertise from the Center’s distinguished researchers or Goergen Institute faculty. You are encouraged to contact faculty members directly using email addresses provided in their respective bios. If required, the Center can help connect organizations with data science experts from other universities in New York.
Principal Investigators wanting to apply for funding should download and complete the forms below by September 15, 2024. If you have any questions about the forms or the program, please contact Nick Koziol at n.koziol@rochester.edu.
Forms
View the projects that the CoE is currently funding. We look forward to seeing the results of these partnerships and the positive economic impact they will have on New York State and the world of data science.
The CoE funding has allowed data science researchers to produce innovative and visionary approaches in various areas and industries. Here are some examples of past partnerships that have resulted in advances in the field and significant positive economic impact in New York State.
In this video listen to how Dr. Zhiyao Duan, Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and of Computer Science at the University of Rochester, and Pete Soufleris, the CEO of voice biometrics company, IngenID benefited from collaborating in CoE Research Partnership Program. This program also provides significant implications for economic growth in New York State.