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University Tests Wireless Data Transfer Over Active TV Channels

To demonstrate that wireless service providers can use the ultra high frequency (UHF) spectrum...

Students Harvest Energy from Walking

A group of engineering students from Rice University designed a knee brace that generates...

Graphene’s Strength Tested by Shooting it with Microbullets

Rice University researchers tested the strength of graphene by firing microscopic projectiles, also referred...

Multiuser, Multiantenna Scheme Created to Use Unused UHF TV Spectrum

Wireless researchers from Rice University have developed a way to make the most of...

Biomimetic Color Photodetector Developed

A team of researchers from Rice University’s Laboratory for Nanophotonics (LANP) developed a biomimetic...
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Researchers Find World’s Thinnest Piezoelectric Material

A team of engineers from the University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering, Rice...

Rice University Scientists Find Chemical-Free Way to Unzip Nanotubes

A previous process that was invented at Rice University to chemically unzip carbon nanotubes...

Flexible Thin-film Battery Created at Rice University

Researchers at Rice University created a flexible material that combines the characteristics of a high-energy battery and high-powered supercapacitor that has potential use in portable, wearable electronics.

Rice University Testing a 96-Antenna System for Wireless Communications

A team of researchers at Rice University in Texas are using a new apparatus featuring 96 antennas to test a highly efficient wireless communications system.  The Rice rig, also known as Argos, is the largest type of array to be built and will provide a developmental environment to test the concept of Massive MIMO.  

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