Big recognition for Rice research in Physics World.
Rice ECE’s Ashok Veeraraghavan and collaborators are advancing affordable AI-powered imaging technology that could improve early cancer detection and expand access to life-saving diagnostics worldwide.
ECE faculty and students at Rice University advance a broad set of disciplines, spanning and redefining the limits of electrical and computer engineering.
- From AI and robotics to embedded systems and advanced computing, Rice MECE students are tackling real-world challenges through innovative capstone projects. Explore our new website showcasing the creativity and impact of Rice ECE graduate students: 🔗
- 🚀 Collaboration in action @RiceEngineering + @HoustonMethodist brought together clinicians, researchers & industry leaders for the inaugural High-Impact Industry Collaboration Day—accelerating digital health innovation from lab to patient care. 🔗 engineering.rice.edu/news/hmrdhi-ho…
- Big win for Rice ECE ⚡ William Schmid named a TEX-E Prize winner at CERAWeek—recognizing student-led energy startups already moving toward real-world impact.
- A Rice postdoc has been named to the N2Women 2025 Rising Stars list—recognizing early-career leaders making an impact in networking & communications. Check it out here! 🔗 eceweb.rice.edu/news/rice-engi…

