This morning, Rice University CS alumnus Adam Wulf is headed to prison. It’s a monthly commitment he’s made to help train inmates as future entrepreneurs.
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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
Rixner awarded for Curriculum Innovation
Scott Rixner wins the 2019 George R. Brown School of Engineering’s Curriculum Innovation Award.
Rice to offer online Master of Computer Science degree
We are proud to announce our new online Master of Computer Science degree program starting in the Fall of 2019.
Rice CS alumna Shan Zhong plans to continue building her tech knowledge. "If I am learning something new, it is a great day. If you only do tasks about which you are 100% confident, you are probably not challenging yourself enough.”
Department coordinator Hurlock-Blake wins Hardy Bourland Award
Annepha Hurlock-Blake receives award from School of Engineering Dean Reggie DesRoches
Ph.D. student Constantinos Chamzas wins NSF GRFP award.
Eric Salituro: CS goes to the Movies
Rice alumnus Eric Salituro leveraged his computer science degree and his experience supporting Rice faculty computers and computer graphics (CG) projects into a career at the heart of the animated movie industry.
Wendy-Kay Logan: Blazing a Trail
Rice CS alumna Wendy-Kay Logan leads diverse teams across Google and Alphabet
Stan Hanks: Finding and Fixing Problems
Solving problems is still the high point of Stan Hanks' job. He said, “My best day at work is when I unexpectedly come to a solution for something that has been bothering me for a while –that ‘ah hah’ moment."
Ruth Huang Miller: in Pursuit of Knowledge
MCS alumna Ruth Huang Miller is a data scientist at Panera Bread. “I focus on data science and database work, but I also spend a lot of time in compilers and algorithms."