Travel Awards allow graduate students to present their research at conferences across the globe.
Travel Awards allow graduate students to present their research at conferences across the globe.
Marjan Majid, Rice graduate student and student organizer for Texas Biomaterials Day, weighs in on why the event is so valuable for student attendees.
Bioengineer Tomasz Tkaczyk & colleagues have developed a small, sophisticated spectrometer with unusual versatility.
Tabor lab technology could enable new medical, industrial, environmental biosensors.
Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas helps bring McHugh to the Rice University Department of Bioengineering.
Jacob Robinson-led project aims to transfer visual perceptions from the sighted to the blind.
Bioengineering faculty members earn three of seven promotions within the Brown School of Engineering.
For their senior design project, students build a non-invasive way to monitor infant cranial pressure.
Bioengineer Jordan Miller clears major hurdle on path to 3D printing replacement organs.
The event provides opportunity for students to present design prototypes to venture capitalists, industry experts, alumni.