Funding targets neuroengineering, synthetic biology and physical biology
Study shows increasing importance of wind and solar energy to Texas’ power production
Form and Dichroic Light: Scott Hall at Carnegie Mellon University by Michelle LaFoe ’89 and Isaac Campbell ’89 (Leete’s Island Books, 2018)
A unique Rice mindfulness program entices a busy mom to trade workday routines for a respite in the Appalachian Mountains.
Jane Grande-Allen, the Isabel C. Cameron Professor of Bioengineering, is unraveling the mysteries of heart valve disease.
In 1993, Rice’s Baker Institute for Public Policy was founded to build a bridge between “the world of ideas and the world of action.”
The memoir of this Rice grad recounts his singular experience in a historic presidency.
