The 2025 issue of Rice Engineering and Computing Magazine is here!
In our 50th anniversary issue, we celebrate the deep and growing connection between engineering and computing. From our early breakthroughs in high-performance computing to today’s advances in AI and data science, Rice has long been at the forefront of computing innovation. This edition highlights some of the people, ideas, and investments shaping what’s next.
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.
Engineering & Computing News
In his new role, Siahkoohi plans to focus on uncertainty in AI models and building community.
She was recognized for her outstanding contributions to actuator design and technology
Fan’s transition to faculty member at Washington University in St. Louis was aided by the Future Faculty Fellows program.
Featured Events
July 15-17
Student Shop Managers Consortium Conference
Faculty, staff and students who oversee, utilize or consult with academic making environments such as machine shops, wood shops, sculpture studios, theater shops, and makerspaces are welcome.
July 29
Master of Chemical Engineering Virtual Information Session
Learn about Rice’s Engineering Professional Master’s Program during a virtual information session. The program can be completed in three semesters. Fifth-year option available for Rice undergrads.
July 30
SCI Summer Research Colloquium
The purpose of the SCI Summer Research Colloquium is to provide undergraduates, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers working at Rice with an opportunity to present their most recent work.