The BioScience Research Collaborative is thoughtfully designed to facilitate and encourage interactions among researchers. It is equipped for cutting-edge laboratory, theoretical and computational investigations, and features ten floors of research labs, centers, Rice classrooms and auditoriums. brcoutsideIt is designed to eventually accommodate a visualization center and an entire floor dedicated to biomedical informaticsThe purpose of the BRC is to provide an innovative physical and programmatic environment where scientists, educators and industry communities collaborate to conduct bio-related research. It is an interdisciplinary, cross-campus, and inter-institutional resource for new and better ways to collaborate, discover, learn and lead.
The DSP group has been actively teaching courses, conducting research, and publishing results since 1968. Much of this activity has taken place in the Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) department and the Ken Kennedy Institute for Information Technology (K2I).
For information about joining the DSP group see the open positions listing.