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The Ken Kennedy Institute

The Ken Kennedy Institute, established in 1986, is an interdisciplinary group committed to addressing critical global challenges through foundational research in AI, Data, and Computing. The Institute fosters collaborative efforts to drive AI-powered discoveries across diverse scientific disciplines and champions ethical and responsible AI innovation.

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We Impact Research

We Support Innovation

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Dec
4
Wednesday
 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Duncan Hall Rice University
 D2K Showcase - Fall 2024
Jan
15
Wednesday
 4:00 pm O’Connor Building for Engineering & Science
 Spring 2025 Kick-Off (Members/Affiliates Only)
Feb
3
Monday
 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Duncan Hall, Rice University
 Distinguished Lecture: Margaret Martonosi (Princeton University)
Feb
11
Tuesday
 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm Duncan Hall
 Fellowship Reception & Research Showcase
Feb
25
Tuesday
 All Day BioScience Research Collaborative
 2025 Energy HPC Conference
Feb
26
Wednesday
 All Day BioScience Research Collaborative
 2025 Energy HPC Conference
Feb
27
Thursday
 All Day BioScience Research Collaborative
 2025 Energy HPC Conference
Apr
7
Monday
 All Day O’Connor Building for Engineering & Science
 Ken Kennedy Institute Symposium/Retreat (Members/Affiliates Only)

We Build Partnerships

Corporate Partner Program - Ken Kennedy Institute

Partner with Us

Through our Corporate Partner Program, companies can develop research collaborations, sponsor graduate students, recruit top talent, and become a strategic arm in pushing artificial intelligence, data, and computing further. We aim to support your organization by creating valuable connections driven by our mission and the pursuit of innovation.

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VISIT


The Rice Ken Kennedy Institute is located on the campus of Rice University inside Duncan Hall. Click the map below for directions.


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CONTACT


Rice University
Ken Kennedy Institute
6100 Main Street, MS-39
Houston, Texas 77005

CONNECT


Phone: 713-348-5823
Email: kenkennedy@rice.edu


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