Hosted by the Ken Kennedy Institute for Information Technology, annual event drew a record turnout of leaders from the oil and gas industry, computing and information technology industries, and academics.
Hosted by the Ken Kennedy Institute for Information Technology, annual event drew a record turnout of leaders from the oil and gas industry, computing and information technology industries, and academics.
Event is an international gathering of applied mathematicians, computer scientists, and domain scientists and engineers.
The award supports CAAM students' as they present research at conferences.
The Rice applied mathematician will serve a two-year appointment for the international group.
CAAM's Andrew J. Schaefer will lead the program, which draws faculty from the departments of mechanical engineering and statistics.
Vision to 2025 and its three goals will guide investments in the school over the next seven years.
Cooper, the L. John and Ann H. Doerr Chair in Computational Engineering, will lead Rice's computational and applied mathematics department, effective Jan. 7.
CAAM's Mae Markowski and Christopher Thiele among the recipients.