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NSF UM CARTA + HOPPR.ai

HOPPR (hoppr.ai), a leading AI company providing scalable medical grade infrastructure for medical imaging in healthcare and life sciences is partnering with NSF UM CARTA.

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UM CARTA

University of Miami CARTA is a National Science Foundation-sponsored Industry/University Cooperative Research Center affiliated with UM's Institute for Data Science and Computing.

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Partner Sites

UM CARTA seeks industry and government partners focused on cutting-edge interdisciplinary research to address problems of national significance.
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Computing Resources

The Center works with next-generation-hardware technologies to build Cognitive Analytics systems and
Active storage devices for real-time analytics.

Collaborative Projects

UM CARTA projects focus on machine learning for weather and climate, food security, synthetic biology, legal text and quantum analytics, and cloud data privacy, security, and compliance.

Publications

Research by UM CARTA advances the analysis of big datasets generated in a range of exciting fields—such as smart homes, health devices/apps, and affective control induced by music.

Further Insights

NSF CARTA Renewed for Another Five Years!

Funding for the National Science Foundation (NSF) Center for Accelerated Real Time Analytics (CARTA), which includes the "NSF University of Miami CARTA" Center location, was renewed in the spring of 2024 for another five years.

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Our research is supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF) under grant number 2310807. NSF CARTA projects are supported by more than 20 member organizations from industry and government agencies. Our research teams include 50+ faculty from six universities and 15+ graduate students. Principal Investigators: Mitsunori Ogihara, Yelena Yesha

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