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Informatics Innovation (I2) Lab


I2Lab

Informatics Innovation Lab

The University of Texas School of Biomedical Informatics (SBMI) created The Informatics Innovation (I2) Lab in response to increased demand for informatics-related assistance from the health industry and research partners. At the I2Lab, graduate-level students, our world-renowned SBMI faculty and corporate and nonprofit partners collaborate to develop cutting-edge technology solutions to real-world informatics problems.

The Convergence of Multiple Disciplines
Mirroring the biomedical informatics field, the I2Lab intersects with many disciplines and domains: medicine, biology, chemistry, computer science, applied mathematics, electrical engineering, bioengineering, psychology, and decision theory. SBMI brings together students and faculty from a wide variety of academic and professional backgrounds, but they all have one thing in common:they are all focused on data.

I2Lab Features

  • Faculty-supervised teams of informatics graduate students engaged to work on real-world biomedical informatics challenges
  • An interdisciplinary approach to each challenge
  • Student/faculty/industry incubator space that fosters innovation in the field of informatics
  • 建议、指导,和交付对健康信息rmation technology companies, health service providers, and corporations
  • Opportunities for graduate students to complete a 16-week practicum experience for course credit that provides elegant solutions for I2Lab sponsors

The I2Value Proposition

    Representative deliverables for I2Lab sponsors include:
  • Content analytics software modifications
  • Building or modifying applications for specific patient populations
  • Decision-making and work flow projects
  • Building quality of care delivery dashboards
  • Big data visualization projects
  • Mobile health projects
  • Data mining projects

The I2Challenge

Join the I2Lab research community by becoming an I2Lab sponsor today. Sponsor fees paid to SBMI for the use of I2resources start at $2,500 and increase based on a sliding scale depending on the type of organization and the size of the project.

For more information on becoming an I2Lab sponsor, please contact:

Susan H. Fenton, PhD, RHIA, FAHIMA
Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs
UTHealth School of Biomedical Informatics
7000 Fannin | Suite 690 | Houston, Texas 77030
713 500 3591 tel |susan.h.fenton@uth.tmc.edu

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