Rice team building insulin-producing implant for Type 1 diabetes
An article features Rice research on 3D printing an insulin-producing implant for Type 1 diabetics. Omid Veiseh, assistant professor of bioengineering, and Jordan Miller, assistant professor of bioengineering, are quoted. Graduate student Madison Royse is mentioned and pictured.
Medical Product Outsourcing
http://dateline.rice/july-28-veiseh-miller
From wastewater to fertilizer
An article features collaborative research by Haotian Wang, assistant professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering and William Marsh Rice Trustee Chair.
Manure Manager (This article also appeared in more than 10 other media outlets.)
http://dateline.rice/july-28-wang
USask helps research efforts to develop green method of producing fertilizer
620CKRM.com
http://dateline.rice/july-28-wang
CKRM-AM (Regina, Saskatchewan)
http://dateline.rice/july-28-wang
Branson and Bezos rides in space: A new era of innovation? Scientists differ
An article quotes David Alexander, director of the Rice Space Institute and professor of physics and astronomy, and graduate student Alison Farrish.
Connecticut Health I-Team
http://dateline.rice/july-28-alexander
Waste car tires could make concrete stronger, say Rice University researchers
An article mentions that Rice scientists have optimized a process to convert waste from rubber tires into graphene that can, in turn, be used to strengthen concrete. James Tour, the T.T. and W.F. Chao Chair in Chemistry and a professor of computer science and of materials science and nanoengineering, is quoted.
Archinect
http://dateline.rice/july-28-tour
Career moves: Ways to bridge the gender gap in medical science
An article mentions that experts at Rice conduct annual leadership training sessions for female faculty members at MD Anderson Cancer Center.
Association of American Medical Colleges (This article also appeared in Business Fast.)
http://dateline.rice/july-28-pn
Top 10 US engineering colleges
A roundup features Rice.
Gineers Now
http://dateline.rice/july-28-gn
How Brie Ruais uses her own body to shape her clay sculptures, and the desert sounds that keep her motivated
An article features artist Brie Ruais, whose exhibit “Movement at the Edge of the Land” is on display at Rice’s Moody Center for the Arts June 5-Aug. 28.
Artnet News
http://dateline.rice/july-28-moody-center
Tree love: Street trees and stewardship in New York City
Alumnus Matthew López-Jensen authored an article.
Terrain.org
http://dateline.rice/july-28-lopezjensen
Cheapest countries to study abroad for Nigerian students
An article cites Rice research into the education levels attained by Nigerian Americans.
BizWatch Nigeria
http://dateline.rice/july-28-bwn
Taking chemistry in the United States
Rice is mentioned.
SuperProf.com
http://dateline.rice/july-28-sp
Exploring the often fraught relationship between public spaces and social divides
An article cites Rice research into how race and income levels were interested in different types of public space improvements.
Brookings
http://dateline.rice/july-28-brookings |
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