Quantum bugs, meet your new swatter
Rice University scientist leads development of efficient method to characterize quantum computers
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Recognition honors his global impact in advancing the field of cyber-humanities
New Rice CS faculty member Alireza Fallah specializes in market and mechanism design, its intersection with machine learning theory and responsible AI
The team received a $1.99M NSF grant to lead research on engineered bacterial consortia that could form the basis of biological computing systems
Researchers advance quantum state learning with new model of noise
ShareBackup could keep data in the fast lane
Rice University lab develops circuit-switching tech to help data centers recover from failures
Mellor-Crummey Participates in Supercomputer Design
John Mellor-Crummey is participating in the design the 2021 exascale supercomputer Aurora with Argonne National Laboratory, Intel and other Department of Energy (DOE) partners.
Undergraduates cross-train in data science
A diverse group of eleven undergraduates eager for “cross-training” took part in the 2018 Rice University Data Science Summer Program (RUDSSP).
NSF backs strategy to reconstruct cancer cells’ evolution
Rice University’s Luay Nakhleh earns grants to bolster genomic tools, probe roots of disease
Scientists to tap data networks' hidden powers
Rice University researchers win NSF funds to develop distributed programming for speedier analysis
CS Department Connects, Celebrates Alumni
The Department of Computer Science is connecting with alumni, celebrating their achievements and sharing the department’s vision for the future.
Nakhleh, Vargas named endowed chairs
Luay Nakhleh and Francisco “Paco” Vargas, have been named to endowed chairs, effective July 1.
Vardi honored for introducing 'a new paradigm' in computing
Vardi received two honorary doctorates from European universities.
Lydia Kavraki featured in Nomadic Monument for Women in Robotics
Lydia Kavraki is among the eight women featured in the Nomadic Monument for Women in Robotics.