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Rice’s Data to Knowledge team gives recommendation to Houston City Council
A team of just-graduated Rice University alumni – from left, Ashwin Varma, Shannon Chen, Lynn Zhu, Erin Kreus and Jesse Pan – presented recommendations to the Houston City Council Public Safety Committee on the deployment of equipment to maximize the efficiency of emergency response in the city. Under the direction of Rice’s Center for Transforming Data to Knowledge, the team worked with the Houston Fire Department to come up with its recommendations. Photo by Leonard Chan/Houston Fire Department)
A team of just-graduated Rice University alumni – from left, Ashwin Varma, Shannon Chen, Lynn Zhu, Erin Kreus and Jesse Pan – presented recommendations to the Houston City Council Public Safety Committee.
August 14, 2019

Adding five ambulances to southwest neighborhoods serve

Paper trail leads to heart valve discoveries
Rice graduate student Madeline Monroe led a project to use layered filter paper to mimic aortic heart valves. Photo by Jeff Fitlow
Rice graduate student Madeline Monroe led a project to use layered filter paper to mimic aortic heart valves. Photo by Jeff Fitlow
August 05, 2019

Rice bioengineers’ filter-paper models hint at how valves calcify

Houston Researcher Works To Map Loopy Human Genome For DNA Explorers
Image: Erez Lieberman Aiden. Photo and story courtesy of Jewish Herald-Voice
Image: Erez Lieberman Aiden. Photo and story courtesy of Jewish Herald-Voice
July 25, 2019

A fold makes something more compact, as anyone who knows how to pack will attest. Folds also are important in the field of genetics.

Halas named a fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry
Naomi Halas
Halas named a fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry
July 18, 2019

Naomi Halas, the Stanle

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