Monica L. Visinsky's childhood dream of becoming an astronaut didn't work out, but now the Rice alumna supports astronauts as an engineer for Oceaneering Space Systems.
Monica L. Visinsky's childhood dream of becoming an astronaut didn't work out, but now the Rice alumna supports astronauts as an engineer for Oceaneering Space Systems.
Ronaldo Sanchez worked at Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s Silicon Design Lab creating a proof-of-concept chip to test various types of memristor-based memory cells.
A team of ECE students placed 11th in the world in the IEEEXtreme programming competition sponsored by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
Edward Knightly research finds line-of-sight transmissions are vulnerable to undetected eavesdropping.
Akane Sano receives NSF award to shape human-technology partnership for well-being of shift workers.
Rice University electrical and computer engineer Jacob Robinson is one of four winners of the inaugural Materials Today Rising Star Awards.
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Dr. Edward Knightly's research in drone technology for sniffing out pollution and other harmful airborne gases has been featured on Smithsonian.com.
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Applications for the annual Gulf Coast Undergraduate Research Symposium (GCURS) are due September 12. Limited travel awards are available. Open to students worldwide, GCURS seeks to provide an outlet for undergraduate students to exchange ideas, learn about different areas of research, and gain confidence and experience in presenting their own work to a group of their peers.
Rice Mechanical Engineering students Gentry Clark, Mikaela Juswik and Nathalie Philips, and Electrical and Computer Engineering student Thomas Herring will be competing on PBS’ new reality TV series “Make48.” The show will feature teams from Rice and 11 other colleges who will have 48 hours to cr