Talking to Robots: New Algorithm Aids Human-Machine Interaction
Explainable AI tool, AI Teacher, offers personalized training for medicine and disaster response workers
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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?
This award recognizes and honors those whose long-standing efforts have resulted in the advancement and continued vitality of the computer industry.
MCS Program Director Mack Joyner recognized for leadership and teaching excellence
Joyner’s teaching areas include Introduction to Computer Security, Web Development, and Fundamentals of Parallel Programming
Rice CS faculty explore the future of AI: LLMs, Deepseek, and GenAI
Panel discussion provides an accessible introduction to recent AI innovations and challenges
Moshe Y. Vardi receives the ICDT 2025 Test-of-Time Award
The award recognizes his paper, Regular Queries on Graph Databases, as the most impactful ICDT paper over the past decade
Under his leadership, the school has experienced significant growth in faculty, research impact and academic programs
A “fun summer problem” helps tame the deluge of genomic data
Kille, Treangen, and collaborators uncover a lower bound in k-mer sampling
Travel the world while receiving a top-notch education through Rice CS’ Online Master’s program
MCS student Leah Li spent years looking for a program that would allow her to experience the world while also obtaining a high-level education to set her up for success
Panel Discussion: LLMs, DeepSeek and the future of genAI
Join Rice CS faculty for an accessible introduction to AI models, followed by a panel discussion
Rice’s Lydia Kavraki elected to National Academy of Engineering
Researcher recognized for advancements in robotics, AI and computational biomedicine