The research group of Dr. Randall G. Hulet in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Rice University. Investigating atoms at temperatures approaching absolute zero.

Focuses on the chemistry of the group 13 elements with oxide and chalcogenide ligands.

Dedicated in 1963 and named after Tom Wilkerson Bonner, professor and chairman of the Physics Department; located in Herman Brown Hall. Research includes nuclear and high energy physics.

CCPT conducts collaborative (industry and academia) research projects that focus on the needs of the Chemical Processing Industry (CPI).

Established in 1998 to promote cross disciplinary studies of the Earth requiring large computational resources. Research areas include petroleum, environmental, academic seismology, lithosphere and whole mantle geodynamics, and fault mechanics.

Research and teacher development programs to reduce teacher isolation, reorganize schools to make students more involved in learning, and rethink ways to evaluate students' learning.

Performs research in many facets of telecommunications, from multimedia networking to communications systems and signal processing.

Multidisciplinary research in science and technology at the nanometer scale.

A National Science Foundation Science and Technology Center established in 1989. CPRC computer scientists, mathematicians, and engineers are working to make parallel computation accessible to industry, government, and academia.

Promotes the study of cultures across time and around the world.

CITI performs applied interdisciplinary research in the areas of computer and information technology.

EESI offers research, teaching and outreach for a broad range of energy and environment-related issues.

A collaboration between Rice and the NSF intended to introduce students to the Antarctic and the brave souls who are investigating that vast, frozen continent. The program has focused on development of a web site designed for the general public, and development of a hands-on, inquiry based, thematic curriculum that integrates into the traditional middle school earth, ocean and space science curriculum.

A competitively awarded, peer-reviewed research consortium led by Louisiana State University with the cooperation of the Georgia Institute of Technology and Rice University to address critical hazardous substance problems, especially as they relate to contaminated sediments.

A coalition of industry, academic and laboratory representatives, works to define a set of extensions to Fortran 90 known collectively as High Performance Fortran (HPF). HPF extensions provide access to high-performance architecture features while maintaining portability across platforms. Site has sections about versions, compilers, projects, publications, applications, benchmarks, events, and contact information.

Research is carried out in three major laboratories: the Cox Laboratory for Biomedical Engineering, the Mabee Laboratory for Biochemical and Genetic Engineering, and the Greenwood Laboratory for Basic Medical Science.

A non-partisan organizations focusing on the study, formulation, execution, and criticism of public policy.

Computational, physical and biological scientists work to incorporate theory, simulation, and experiment to expand understanding of modern biological problems.

News, programs, facilities, post docs, technology transfer, and sponsored research.

A nonprofit, interdisciplinary entity. RCOES assumes that the effectiveness of organizations depends to a large extent on how well these organizations use their human resources.

Addresses the ways in which information technology can expand and enrich education on the Rice campus as well as in other settings.

Focuses on the advancement of architecture, urban design, and the built environment in the Houston region through educational programs, the publication of Cite, and active programs to initiate physical improvements.

RQI performs research in molecular physics. Programs include clusters and nanostructures, surface and materials science, physics of ultracold atoms, electronic materials and devices, and laser development and applications.

Specializes in interdisciplinary research and education. Site includes a calendar of meetings and lectures and a list of projects.

Site has the department's history, alumni, faculty, research and publications, software tools and DSP teaching tools.

Research in film and photography, video production, media studies, and the digital arts.

Conducts research on the principles of program design, programming languages, and programming environments. It also disseminates an innovative introductory curriculum on computing.

An inter-institutional group of researchers focusing on development of advanced computational methods and tools for flow simulation and modeling.

Develops teaching and research programs that address the moral, legal, and public policy questions raised by health care and the biomedical sciences.

This group's research centers on the preparation, study and applications of nanocrystalline materials.

Sponsored by Rice University. Published quarterly by The Southern Historical Association. Printed by the Sheridan Press, Hanover, Pennsylvania. Site has table of contents for past issues back to 1995.

The group is designing and building a laboratory compiler to explore new compiler-based code-improvement techniques for microprocessor-based systems.

A documentary editing project providing selections of letters, speeches, family and personal information, and photographs.

It won't win a Nobel Prize, but this may be the best known Rice University research project on the net.