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Rice Engineering and Computing
@RiceEngineering
The George R. Brown School of Engineering and Computing at Rice University offers unparalleled engineering education grounded in social responsibility.
Houston, TX
engineering.rice.edu
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    Rice Engineering and Computing
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    Jul 31
    @RiceCompSci's Lydia Kavraki has received an honorary doctorate from her alma mater, @UOC_gr, honoring her pioneering work improving human lives through innovations in computer science, robotics, computational biology and AI. engineering.rice.edu/news/lydia-kav…
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    Jul 27
    @RiceCHBE alumna Brianna Singh ’18 ’22 has been elected President of the Rice Engineering Alumni. We are grateful to Brianna Singh for the impact her leadership will have on strengthening the alumni community and empowering our students. engineering.rice.edu/news/brianna-s…
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    Jul 24
    Rice is leading the $19.9M @NSF-funded project READINESS to expand high-quality research infrastructure through a responsible AI-powered materials lab. @RiceMSNE's Jun Lou leads from Rice, along with scholars from @SUNYPolyInst and @UTAustin. news.rice.edu/news/2026/acce…
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    Jul 22
    Congrats to @RiceECE prof. Guha Balakrishnan on receiving the @NSF CAREER award to develop new AI-driven approaches to analyze geospatial data. His research could pave the way to solutions for challenges in climate change, agricultural planning and more.engineering.rice.edu/news/guha-bala…
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    Jul 14
    As AI increases demand for computing power across the U.S., a new study co-authored by @RiceCHBE adjunct professor Hon Chung Lau shows that carbon capture and storage could play a major role in limiting the climate impact of data centers. bit.ly/44qcvM2
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