IE is the sixth-most popular engineering master’s degree in the U.S., with 3,538 granted in 2014-15. Nationally, more than twice as many master’s degrees are awarded in IE than in chemical engineering.
IE is the sixth-most popular engineering master’s degree in the U.S., with 3,538 granted in 2014-15. Nationally, more than twice as many master’s degrees are awarded in IE than in chemical engineering.
New research co-authored by Marek Kimmel, professor of statistics, demonstrates a “switch-like” cell response to virus particle, or virion, penetration. This new research provides a mathematical, model-based explanation of a process that was previously unknown.
The award is widely considered the highest honor for excellence in research for an early-career statistician or applied probabilist.
Rice University’s Kinder Institute Urban Data Platform (UDP), created to support a deeper understanding of the people, government and built environment in the Greater Houston area, is now accessible to researchers not affiliated with Rice.
As soon as the rain from Hurricane Harvey stopped, a team of five Rice University students stepped up to help the Rice community recover through a data-minded approach.
Her research through the fellowship centers on chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD. Shaddox works on inferring multiple graphical models to illustrate genetic and metabolic pathways.
The club hopes to help undergraduates learn about data science through hands-on projects and educational events. This spring they will hold workshops on R, data science hack nights, and a research showcase opportunity.
Prof. Genevera Allen and her students have started a Data Science Clinic to help anyone in the Rice community who has a large data set they need to make sense of.
The International Society for Bayesian Analysis (ISBA) was founded in 1992 to promote the development and application of Bayesian analysis.
A model applied to neuroimaging data revealed biomarkers that may predict outcomes in patients with epilepsy.