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Ken Kennedy Institute awards $87,500 to 12 graduate students
November 19, 2018

The Ken Kennedy Institute for Information Technology’s annual graduate fellowship program has awarded $87,500 to a dozen Rice University graduate students this year.
 

NSF announces awards to shape the human-technology partnership for the well-being of workers and their productivity
November 06, 2018

The National Science Foundation (NSF) is investing over $25 million in 26 projects to advance the cognitive and physical capabilities of workers in the context of human-technology interactions.

Flood of genome data hinders efforts to ID bacteria
November 06, 2018

Rice scientist’s study finds growth of genomic databases affects species accuracy

Sarita Adve Named Recipient of the ACM-IEEE CS Ken Kennedy Award
October 31, 2018

New York, NY, October 31, 2018—The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and IEEE Computer Society (IEEE-CS) have namedhave named Sarita Adve of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign as the recipient of the 2018

Rice Eliminates the Red Tape to Encourage Research on Teaching
October 24, 2018

Scott Rixner is the kind of professor who’s always tinkering with his teaching. A professor of computer science at Rice University, he has run several experiments to test improvements he’s made in "Computational Thinking," the introductory course he teaches.

2018 Data Science Conference: Setting the Stage for Collaboration & Opportunity
October 10, 2018

“What we do is perform virtual treatment on virtual patients. The goal is to personalize medicine.â€
 

Computer scientist Vardi named University Professor
October 01, 2018

Logic and computation expert receives Rice’s highest academic honor

World-renowned computer scientist Moshe Vardi has been promoted to University Professor, Rice’s highest academic title.

Rice U.’s Anshumali Shrivastava makes Science News’ top 10
Anshumali Shrivastava (Photo by P. Srivastava)
September 27, 2018

Computer scientist named to magazine’s SN 10 list of young scientists to watch

Gas-sensing drones draw NSF backing
Gas Sensing Drone
Rice University postdoctoral researcher Riccardo Petrolo holds an autonomous drone set up to find and model dangerous pollutants. Photo by Jeff Fitlow
September 10, 2018

Rice engineers develop flying sensors that coordinate to warn communities of pollutants

ShareBackup could keep data in the fast lane
Eugene Ng
Rice University computer scientist Eugene Ng led the development of ShareBackup, a hardware and software solution to help data centers recover from failures without slowing applications. Photo by Jeff Fitlow
August 21, 2018

Rice lab develops circuit-switching tech to help data centers recover from failures

HOUSTON – (Aug. 16, 2018) – Anyone who has ever cursed a computer network as it slowed to a crawl will appreciate the remedy offered by scientists at Rice University.

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