Rice CS' Xia Ben Hu investigates LLMs and likely applications
DATA Lab focuses LLM research on systems and applications
Invited leaders from nine companies joined Rice researchers to explore next-generation communications, sensing, and imaging technologies.
Projects will use AI to advance quantum computing and sustainable biomanufacturing
Rice University celebrated two of its most accomplished scholars Aug. 27, honoring Lydia Kavraki and Rebecca Richards-Kortum for an achievement shared by fewer than 35 researchers nationwide.
She will establish a research program focused on trustworthy and interpretable AI
Rice CS' Xia Ben Hu investigates LLMs and likely applications
DATA Lab focuses LLM research on systems and applications
Rice CS and Amazon researchers reveal GEMINI at SOSP in Germany
Eugene Ng and Zhuang Wang improve failure recovery speed for LLM training
Shrivastava Lab Presents 6 Papers at 5 Flagship Research Conferences
Rice CS researchers present AI & LLM papers at ICML, ICLR, UAI, AISTATS, & RecSys
Rice University data science grad students tap public datasets for ML models in capstone projects
Chevron Digital Scholar MDS teams predict renewable energy capacity, cancer markers, and technical documentation details
Rice CS professor explains the deep mathematics underlying computer graphics
Ron Goldman’s new book delves into 3-dimensional, 4-dimensional, 8-dimensional, and 16-dimensional algebra and geometry
Meet Rice CS’ new faculty: Sinan Kockara, Lecturer
Kockara brings extensive research and teaching experience to Rice CS
Meet Rice CS’ new faculty: Luis F. Guzmán Nateras, Lecturer
Guzmán Nateras brings a decade of teaching experience to CS courses
Rice CS team reveals augmented queues at SIGCOMM 2023
Eugene Ng and CS PhD students introduce scalable traffic queues for data center network sharing
Meet Maryam Aliakbarpour, new Rice CS Faculty
New Rice CS assistant professor will focus on algorithmic impact
Quantitative goal approach to game-theory problem could be important building block
Rice PhD student findings on quantitative satisficing goals could be a small step toward solving a persistent game-theory problem