Eco-efficient cement could pave the way to a greener future
Rice U. scientists ‘flash’ toxic heavy metals out of fly ash, make stronger concrete
Rice Engineering and Computing's vision is to focus research on social good while redesigning our curricula and student mentoring to emphasize social responsibility.
Pioneering work in energy storage, renewable energy, seismic data processing and environmental fluid dynamics with unconventional collaborations across the spectrum of science and humanities.
Learn More about Preserving Our Environment →Forging strong collaborations across the university, including with Humanities, Social Sciences and the Baker Institute, and designing curricula and pursuing research that addresses humanity's most pressing needs.
Learn More about Ethical Engineering Practices →We are committed to creating an inclusive learning and working environment that values diversity and fosters equity. Attracting and retaining the most talented students, faculty and staff from diverse backgrounds and with varying perspectives is vital to our educational experience and research mission.
Learn More about the Center for Engineering Excellence Through Equity →"Engineering research and education that emphasize both benefits to humanity and impact on society and the environment—this is our mission."
— Luay
Nakhleh
Dean of Engineering
Rice U. scientists ‘flash’ toxic heavy metals out of fly ash, make stronger concrete
Disruptive technology could lower carbon-capture costs across all emission types
CS and CEE professors receive grant for infrastructure research with colleagues in Brazil
Rice Engineering and Computing’s innovative faculty and students, our university’s outstanding breadth, and our city’s unique challenges and opportunities provide the perfect ingredients for us to capture the urgency of our mission and to accomplish it.
Robotic cup helps wheelchair users stay hydrated
Electrochemical device captures carbon dioxide at the flick of a switch
Rice U. research aims to help reduce economic, environmental waste
Conversational AI text concerns addressed by professors in Computer Science and Communication
School-wide center devoted to current and new diversity and inclusion initiatives to improve recruitment, retention and support.
President Reginald DesRoches, Provost Amy Dittmar and Vice Provost for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Alex Byrd shared the following message
Japanese and Taiwanese students intern at Rice science and engineering labs
