
Rice alum named to Consumer Technology Hall of Fame
Wanda Gass '78 helped develop the first commercially viable digital signal processor at Texas Instruments.
The summits brought together global experts to set the vision for the future of quantum computing and artificial intelligence (AI).
The program provides support and community during a critical academic career transition.
This distinction celebrates Lozano’s impact as a mentor, educator and advocate for student success.
In his new role, Siahkoohi plans to focus on uncertainty in AI models and building community.
Rice alum named to Consumer Technology Hall of Fame
Wanda Gass '78 helped develop the first commercially viable digital signal processor at Texas Instruments.
11 Rice Engineering researchers make world’s 'Highly Cited' list
2022 Highly Cited Researchers list of influential scientists, engineers in their field, according to Clarivate analytics.
How Raj Bandyopadhyay builds connections through communication
Rice computer science alum transitions from data scientist to educator to personal brand photographer.
The first engineering class at the Rice Institute, 1916
Among the students in that first graduating class was Carl Knapp, who came to Rice in its first year, 1912, to study electrical engineering.
Engineering professor documents progress of Rice's new home of engineering and science.
5 questions for Cecilia Fernández
Rice Engineering Staff: Fernández is the assistant director of diversity, equity, inclusion and outreach for the School of Engineering.
At Rice Engineering, Owls do research
Undergraduates and faculty 'learning and growing together.'