Showcase Honors Student Excellence in AI and Data Science

UH students share research applications in computing and data science across a range of fields.

May 22, 2025 /

Alyssa Cahoy


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On April 28, the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Data Science Institute and Department of Computer Science hosted the bi-annual AI and Data Science Showcase. The event spotlights the innovative research of University of Houston undergraduate and graduate students.

Ten teams presented projects in artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, and neural networks, followed by a Q&A with the panel of judges. Each project was evaluated based on innovation, feasibility, impact, and presentation quality. Three teams were recognized with certificates of achievement for their outstanding work.

The showcase is part of the institute’s mission to foster research and cross-disciplinary collaboration in emerging data science fields. It also reflects the University's continued investment in student-led research and its dedication to preparing the next generation of AI and data science leaders.

First Place

Team: Adam Nelson-Archer
Project: Synthesis of Lunar Horizon Imagery Using Generative Models

Second Place

Team: Dylan Berens, Kathiana Rodriguez, Shruti Yenamagandla, Carl Aguinaldo, Dominic McDonald
Project: Multi-Class Prediction of Species' Extinction Risk Using​ Deep Learning, Support Vector Machine & Neural Networks

Third Place

Team: Emmanuel Billy Gillis-Harry
Project: AI-Enhanced Resume Analysis for Data Science Career Optimization

 

Judges: Andrew Kapral, Raunak Sarbajna, Rohan Chaudhary, Nguyen Phan, Alihamza Navroz, Ishita Sharma, Nouhad Rizk, Guoning Chen


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