Rice mechanical engineer’s research focuses on how to design and predict the response of an assembled structure that contains strong nonlinearities.
Rice mechanical engineer’s research focuses on how to design and predict the response of an assembled structure that contains strong nonlinearities.
With his colleagues, B.J. Fregly has been developing personalized computer models of individual patients to simulate various treatment options and identify new ones.
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science honors professor for his work on “New-Generation Computational Methods and Analyses of Flow Between Solid Surfaces in Contact.”
Vision to 2025 and its three goals will guide investments in the school over the next seven years.
Computer scientist recognized for her contributions in robotics and biomedical informatics.
Ever since getting her Ph.D., Claudia Zettner '95 has worked for ExxonMobil in greater Houston — a rarity in today’s fluid job market.
Marcia O'Malley and MAHI Lab study technology that communicates by touch.
Sam Zorekhas received this year’s $10,000 Daedalus 88 Undergraduate Scholarship from the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics.
Investment will expand faculty and invest in graduate programs in neuroengineering, synthetic biology and physical biology to help propel already strong programs to global preeminence.
Rice Hyperloop team designing and building high-speed train pod.