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What's in a name?

Our name reflects our journey.

Steeped in tradition and innovation.

We are the
George R. Brown
School of Engineering and Computing

Learn about our renaming.
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Mark your calendars! Join us on March 28-29, 2025, as we celebrate 50 years of innovation and impact. Discover more details about our anniversary event here.

Solving for Greater Good

At Rice, we work at the intersection of some of today’s most important issues and interesting challenges. We bring together world-class engineers in an intimate environment that favors collaboration over competition. Our goal? To find pathbreaking solutions to local and global challenges in ways that are more equitable, more responsible, and more sustainable. By harnessing our strengths, working together, and always imagining the unintended consequences of our efforts, we’re not just tackling tough engineering problems, we’re solving for greater good.

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Engineering News

Rice Engineering and Computing professor recognized for work in Riemannian optimization.

Graduate student Adrian Celaya and team from Rice, the MD Anderson Cancer Center and New York University recognized for segmentation and analysis of tumors.

New hires enhance Rice Engineering and Computing’s focus on key research areas, excellence in teaching

Campos, Durán-Chaves and Garcia promote opportunities for underrepresented students through STEM outreach.

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Featured Events

Outer space

November 4-5

In-Space Physical AI Workshop

Taking place at the Ion, this event will bring together industry leaders, government agencies, and academia to explore the cutting edge of AI in space exploration.

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GCURS

November 8-10

2024 Gulf Coast Undergraduate Research Symposium

GCURS provides current undergraduates the opportunity to present their original research discoveries to scholars from around the world.

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D2K

December 4

D2K Fall Showcase

Explore D2K students’ end-of-semester projects covering a wide range of topics including computer vision, natural language processing and more.

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