Rice Neuroengineering Initiative: ‘We are not crawling. We are up and running’
Since its launch in 2018, the RNEI has brought in more than 30 externally funded research grants and contracts totaling roughly $48 million.
Each year, AIMBE chooses exceptional biomedical engineering researchers as fellows.
Fellowship program prepares Rice engineers and computer scientists for careers in academia.
Three outstanding research posters were recognized with place awards.
New leadership role expands Rice Engineering and Computing’s global influence in ethical innovation.
Rice Neuroengineering Initiative: ‘We are not crawling. We are up and running’
Since its launch in 2018, the RNEI has brought in more than 30 externally funded research grants and contracts totaling roughly $48 million.
The Rice University research initiative Carbon Hub was launched in 2019 to change how the world makes materials and uses hydrocarbons.
Statisticians bet on sport analytics
Statistics and sport management departments at Rice look at how computational tools and big data change fan experiences through gambling.
Houston’s director of public works: ‘Working in water felt like coming home’
Carol Haddock '91 oversees the city’s water and wastewater systems, as well as its street and storm drainage systems.
Kyrillidis urges caution when it comes to quantum computing
Rice computer scientist and collaborators have received NSF grants totaling $930,000 to investigate the development of quantum computing.
Suryanarayana repays his debts to Rice
Inspired by Yildiz Bayazitoglu, the mechanical engineering PhD alumnus recently became a member of the Rice Engineering Alumni board of directors.
Growth and change at Rice Engineering
A message from Luay Nakhleh, William and Stephanie Sick Dean of Engineering.
Rice Engineering awards alumni with virtual toast
Seven alumni will be honored for achievements in engineering profession at October 28 virtual event.
Baraniuk receives Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Prize in Education
Annual honor goes to 'outstanding individuals whose accomplishments are making a difference in the lives of students.'