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News

CS graduates biggest class in history

209 students from the Department of Computer Science are part of the largest graduating class in the history of the university. 

Treangen gets grant for DNA screening tools

Computer scientist Todd Treangen was awarded a $600,000 contract from Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA)

Nakhleh receives Rice’s top teaching award

Computer Science professor to receive Brown Prize, Rice’s top teaching award. Rice alumni have selected Luay Nakhleh for the George R. Brown Prize for Excellence in Teaching.

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Treangen gets grant for DNA screening tools
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Nakhleh receives Rice’s top teaching award
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Cooper recognized with award for superior teaching
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Rice to offer online Master of Computer Science degree
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CSters at Indeed February of 2019
CSters: supporting women in Computer Science courses and programs
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Events

 
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Profiles

Undergraduate Students

Alvin Magee Rice University student

Building a Supportive Network

“It’s been really rewarding to see how far I’ve come. My CS foundation is really strong.” Avin Magee (CS '20)

Graduate Students

Constantinos Chamzas NSF award

Chamzas awarded NSF GRFP

Ph.D. student Constantinos Chamzas wins NSF GRFP award.

Faculty

Scott Rixner wins Curriculum Innovation award

Rixner awarded for Curriculum Innovation

Scott Rixner wins the 2019 George R. Brown School of Engineering’s Curriculum Innovation Award.

Research

Dipak Chaudhari

HOUDINI: a neurosymbolic framework

HOUDINI is a neurosymbolic framework that allows lifelong learning of algorithmic tasks to transfer high-level concepts easily. 

Alumni

Rice University Computer Science alumnus Frank Zhang is an indie VR developer.

Frank Zhang: Indie VR developer

“I’ve always been a hacker at heart, so I went to all the local hackathons and a lot Startup Weekend events,” said entrepreneur and indie VR developer Frank Zhang (B.A. in CS '14).

Community

Annepha Hurlock-Blake

Department coordinator Hurlock-Blake wins Hardy Bourland Award

Annepha Hurlock-Blake receives award from School of Engineering Dean Reggie DesRoches

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