Clinicians & investigators
Bring a clinical question or a proposal for collaborative analysis, method development, or external validation.
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Collaborate
Good research starts with a conversation.
C3PH welcomes clinicians, scientists, engineers, health systems, community partners, and industry teams working toward better cardiovascular health.
Find your pathway
Build the next study together.
Engineering & data science teams
Discuss multimodal modeling, clinical phenotyping, computational imaging, or research infrastructure.
Contact the teamHealth systems & industry
Explore multicenter evaluation, clinical translation research, and technology development.
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Starting a collaboration
Tell us what you want to understand.
Share a brief overview so the team can identify the relevant expertise and discuss feasibility.
c3phteam@houstonmethodist.orgHelpful details to include
- Your research question and intended clinical or population benefit.
- Your institution, collaborators, and relevant methods or data.
- The expertise or validation support you are seeking.
- Your proposed timeline and funding context, if available.
Describe data at a high level. Do not send patient-level or confidential information by email.
Students, fellows & postdocs
Learn at the intersection of medicine and computation.
Explore mentorship in clinical research, data science, imaging AI, environmental health, and outcomes research.
Find relevant expertiseTraining inquiries
Contact the team to discuss current availability. Include your CV, training stage, research interests, relevant experience, and anticipated dates.
Ask about trainingAvailability depends on current projects and mentorship capacity.
Across institutions
Collaborative science. Shared expertise.
C3PH investigators work with academic collaborators across clinical medicine, engineering, and population health.
Houston Methodist
Clinical medicine, cardiovascular prevention, imaging, computational research, and outcomes.
Case Western Reserve University
Collaborative imaging, computational methods, and translational technology research.
Emory University
Collaborative computational imaging, retinal phenotyping, and AI research.
Selected academic collaborations represented in investigator publications and technology records.