First-ever virtual HackRice welcomes participants from around the world
Student projects tackled remote learning, data science, biomedical and finance
Two New AI Courses Open to Every Major at Rice. No Experience Required.
In recognition of her outstanding research and leadership in computer science, robotics and AI
When future astronauts return to the moon through NASA’s Artemis program, they will need intuitive, reliable interfaces.
The $19.9 million award from the National Science Foundation to lead a four-year project aimed at using artificial intelligence, robotics and cloud-based laboratories to accelerate the manufacturing of electronic and quantum materials.
First-ever virtual HackRice welcomes participants from around the world
Student projects tackled remote learning, data science, biomedical and finance
Salvatore Testa: Mobile SDKs and Startups
Rice CS alumnus shares his experience with Square and making the move to new startup Persona.
FDA OKs manufacturer’s version of Rice ventilator
Rice Computer Science PhD student Thomas Herring led the development of the original control system and algorithm.
Kathi Fletcher on Product Development and FATE
Alumna Katherine Fletcher (BSEE ’87, MSEE ’94) is passionate about fairness, accountability, transparency, and equity. She calls this combination of values FATE.
Andrew Huie: CS and a Tokyo Startup
Andrew Huie's work at Tokyo Startup Ascent
Kavraki receives NSF grant for COVID-19 'computational pipeline'
Rice computer scientist looks to help identify fragments of SARS-CoV-2 viral proteins that could be used as targets for vaccine development.
Kavraki honored with 2019 ACM/AAAI Allen Newell Award
Dr. Lydia Kavraki honored with 2019 ACM/AAAI Allen Newell Award
Alumnus-led makerspace creates, sells and donates protective equipment to workers on the front lines.
Elsonbaty first Rice student honored with leadership credential
Computer Science senior Noor Elsonbaty made university history earning his International Coaching Federation (ICF) Associate Certified Coach (ACC) credential.
Treangen awarded $1.5 million to develop new DNA screening tools
The award is the third phase of a $2.7 million dollar contract from the Functional Genomic and Computational Assessment of Threats program.