Researchers at Rice are creating an open-source platform to fast-track lab prototypes to clinical trials.
Researchers at Rice are creating an open-source platform to fast-track lab prototypes to clinical trials.
Professor Ashutosh Sabharwal and research engineer Gaurav Patel are part of the first Rice team to complete the NSF i-Corps program.
Regular monitoring and treatment of chronic disease is vital to patient health. However, not all patients take the time to follow doctor’s orders. The perceived time and expense related to checkups and laboratory tests influence the priority patients put on healthcare.
The project seeks to blur the distinction between volatile memory and non-volatile storage, using a single memory abstraction to combine the advantages of both interfaces.
A three-year, $600,000 NSF grant will fund research of intractable epilepsy.
Vu will receive $2,500 from LyondellBasell to apply to his studies. He plans to pursue a career in industry upon graduating in 2016.
Scientists are embarking on new research that will lead to a better understanding of information processing in the brain, and how failures in networks across the brain may result in disease.
Rice University ECE graduates have been known to make significant contributions in a variety of fields, redefining the limits of what it means to be an electrical or computer engineer.
Congratulations to Senior Design Team DeXcellence on their second place finish at the 2014 TI Innovation Challenge.
The paper, titled, “MUTE: Sounding Inhibition in MU-MIMO WLANs,” came in first out of over 300 submissions.