Kyrillidis awarded NSF grant for Quantum Computing
Kyrillidis awarded NSF grant.
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‘Human Flourishing in the Age of AI’ conference tackles how AI is quietly reshaping what it means to live a fully human life.
New imaging approach could enable faster, more accurate 3D sensing for robotics, manufacturing and autonomous systems.
As part of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s Bio-attribution Challenge, a team of Rice University computer scientists is building a computational tool to screen environmental DNA samples for pathogens.
What does it mean for human beings to flourish in a world shaped by AI?
Matthew Schurr: Making an Impact and Interesting Problems
Rice University alumnus Matthew Schurr (B.S. in CS ‘16) develops and implements tools for information technology (IT) professionals to extract and analyze data within their network infrastructures.
Helping Robots solve Ambiguous Requests
Juan David Hernandez-Vega's work on helping robots interpret human requests
NAE symposium selects Shrivastava
Srivastava to take part in the National Academy of Engineering’s 25th annual U.S. Frontiers of Engineering Symposium.
NAE symposium selects Shrivastava
Shrivastava selected to be part in the National Academy of Engineering’s 25th annual U.S. Frontiers of Engineering Symposium.
Mamouras proposed StreamQRE, a declarative query language that combines regular expressions, quantitative aggregation, and relational features.
Pete Olson’s Uncommon Career Path
U.S. Representative and Rice University alumnus Pete Olson said, “Rice CS taught me to reframe and reform questions, and thinking outside the box was very helpful as I hit roadblocks in my career."
Teaching faculty earn promotions
Four teaching professors in engineering promoted.
Rice alumnus Karan Thakker on perseverance in the CS program
Theo Yaung (B.S. ‘03) credits his programming skills to the foundation he developed in programming languages, thanks to long-time faculty member Corky Cartwright.