Alumnus-led makerspace creates, sells and donates protective equipment to workers on the front lines.
Invited leaders from nine companies joined Rice researchers to explore next-generation communications, sensing, and imaging technologies.
Projects will use AI to advance quantum computing and sustainable biomanufacturing
Rice University celebrated two of its most accomplished scholars Aug. 27, honoring Lydia Kavraki and Rebecca Richards-Kortum for an achievement shared by fewer than 35 researchers nationwide.
She will establish a research program focused on trustworthy and interpretable AI
Alumnus-led makerspace creates, sells and donates protective equipment to workers on the front lines.
Elsonbaty first Rice student honored with leadership credential
Computer Science senior Noor Elsonbaty made university history earning his International Coaching Federation (ICF) Associate Certified Coach (ACC) credential.
Treangen awarded $1.5 million to develop new DNA screening tools
The award is the third phase of a $2.7 million dollar contract from the Functional Genomic and Computational Assessment of Threats program.
Cooper awarded for service, leadership to Rice
Professor receives Rice Faculty Award for Excellence in University Service and Leadership.
University of Gothenburg awards Vardi honorary doctorate
University Professor recognized for his “contributions to the usage of logic in various fields in computer science."
Wallach among recipients of Rice's first COVID-19 research grants
Diagnostics, detection, better masks and voter safety among initial targets.
Treangen co-organizes international symposium on COVID-19
On April 17, the COV-IRT virtual event maxed out registration of 1,000.
Griffin, Nakhleh receive George R. Brown Awards for Superior Teaching
Administered by the Center for Teaching Excellence, the awards recognize top Rice instructors as determined by the votes of alumni.
Improving immunotherapy outcomes with personalized treatments
Didier Devaurs, a former postdoctoral researcher in computer science reports promising computational work in cancer research.
Larry Ciscon is a serial entrepreneur in Houston
Larry Ciscon's CS Startups