Drew Petty and Kelly Kidder are the 2017 recipients of the RCEL Leadership Award and the Parks Prize, respectively.
Drew Petty and Kelly Kidder are the 2017 recipients of the RCEL Leadership Award and the Parks Prize, respectively.
Rigging standard dumbbells to keep a user from getting hurt during a solo workout is pretty smart. So the Rice University students who invented the system call themselves “Smart Bells.”
“Robotics and manufacturing are core to mechanical engineering. I want our department to contribute to this national initiative for robotics R&D, education and training.”
Five of the nine Rice University faculty members named to the Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers list for 2016 are in the George R. Brown School of Engineering, and three of the others have joint appointments in engineering.
“When a chip becomes hotter, it becomes less efficient. We end up consuming more energy and using it less efficiently."
This could be the best and most realistic version of “Operation” ever, but a system under development at Rice University to help train doctors is no game.
Fred C. Higgs III says one of his goals will be “working with my team to develop tomorrow’s ethical, emotionally intelligent engineering leaders who will enter the engineering workforce ready to deliver innovative products and technologies.”
Matthew Brake, C. Fred Higgs III, and Pedram Hassanzadeh will all join the faculty on July 1.