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The George R. Brown School of Engineering delivers world-class research, unsurpassed education and global impact.

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Student presenting their Senior Design Projects at the 2017 Engineering Design Showcase   |   Credit: Doni Soward, Rice University

Quick Facts

More than 60% of engineering undergrads have significant research experience by the time they graduate
Fall 2016 Enrollments: 1507 Undergrads, 934 Graduate Students
Among faculty are 10 members of the National Academies
U.S. News best colleges ranks Rice Engineering #18.
10 design teams won 12 international or national awards in 2015-16

News

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'Upconverted' light has a bright future


Rice professor developing plasmon-powered devices for medicine, security, solar cells.
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OpenStax launches personalized learning tool for college courses


Rice University-based nonprofit OpenStax, has launched a low-cost, personalized learning system called OpenStax Tutor Beta that studies how students learn to offer them individualized homework and tutoring.
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Fregly to join MECH faculty

B.J. Fregly will join the Department of Mechanical Engineering with funding from Texas' CPRIT program. Fregly's research is on building computer models of individual patients that can simulate post-treatment patient function for a wide range of treatment options.

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Kavraki wins ACM Athena Lecturer Award

Rice University computer scientist Lydia Kavraki has received one of the most prestigious honors in her field, the Association for Computing Machinery's (ACM) Athena Lecturer Award.

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Reginald DesRoches named Dean of Engineering

Reginald DesRoches, chair of the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology, will become dean of Rice University’s George R. Brown School of Engineering July 1.

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Photo of Jordan Price, left, and Logan Prickett, undergraduate student researchers at Auburn University at Montgomery, are helping to develop Process-Driven Math, a method to help students with visual impairments learn advanced mathematics. Rice University education researchers will analyze the method’s potential to help many students, with or without disabilities. (Credit: Auburn University at Montgomery)
Could math method for students with visual impairments help others?
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Illustration of Indented tobermorite, a natural analog to the calcium-silicate-hydrate mix in cement, responds differently than bulk tobermorite, depending on the size of the indentation and the force. Layers that bond through indentation remain that way after the force is removed, according to Rice University engineers. (Illustration by Lei Ren/Rice University)
Here’s a tip: Indented cement shows unique properties
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Photo of Gururaj Naik conducting an experiment
'Upconverted' light has a bright future
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Photo of Rice University engineering professors (from left) Ashok Veeraraghavan, Jacob Robinson and Caleb Kemere. They are part of a DARPA program to create a high-resolution, wireless neural interface that can be implanted on the cortex.
Rice team developing flat microscope for the brain
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OpenStax launches personalized learning tool for college courses
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Events

Title: Operations Research Boot Camp
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Mon, Aug 7 8:00 am
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Title: Advances in Tissue Engineering 2017
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Wed, Aug 9 8:00 am
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Auditorium BioScience Research Collaborative
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Title: Wireless Synchronization and Spatial Combining of Widely-Spaced mm-...
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Tue, Jul 25 9:00 am
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Charles Chen
Doctoral Candidate

Title: Data Race Detection for Event-Driven Parallel Runtime
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Wed, Jul 26 1:30 pm
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Lechen Yu
Masters Candidate

Title: Resilience optimization of systems of interdependent networks
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Thu, Jul 27 9:00 am
Speaker:

Andrés David González Huertas
Doctoral Candidate

Title: Development of de novo biosynthetic pathways
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Thu, Jul 27 1:00 pm
Speaker:

Seokjung Cheong
Doctoral Candidate

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