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Texas Nanotech Pioneer Outshines Larger Peers In "Small Times" Survey
Magazine Ranks Rice Among Top Nano Schools
Houston, TX | Posted on May 25, 2006
Small Times magazine, the leading trade magazine for
the burgeoning nanotechnology industry, has ranked Rice University's
nanotechnology programs fourth best overall based on a survey of 50 of the
nation's leading research universities.
Rice placed among the top 10 in six out of seven survey categories that
specifically relate to nanotechnology, besting much larger peer institutions
like Northwestern University, Cornell University, the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Purdue University and the University of Texas at
Austin in various categories.
"The recognition of the strength of Rice's programs, both from our peers and
from the editors of Small Times, is a clear indication that Rice's small
size is anything but a hindrance when it comes to nanoscale science," said
Wade Adams, director of Rice's Richard E. Smalley Institute of Nanoscale
Science and Technology. "Rice's close-knit faculty, interdisciplinary
culture and innovative equipment-sharing programs offer unique advantages to
researchers in cross-disciplinary fields like nanotechnology."
In preparing its rankings, Small Times surveyed leading research
institutions about their research, education, facilities, industrial
outreach and commercialization activities.
For more information about Rice's rankings and the Small Times' survey visit www.smalltimes.com.
About Rice University:
Rice University is consistently ranked one of America's best teaching and research universities. It is distinguished by its: size: 2,850 undergraduates and 1,950 graduate students; selectivity: 10 applicants for each place in the freshman class; resources: an undergraduate student-to-faculty ratio of 6-to-1, and the fifth largest endowment per student among American universities; residential college system, which builds communities that are both close-knit and diverse; and collaborative culture, which crosses disciplines, integrates teaching and research, and intermingles undergraduate and graduate work. Rice's wooded campus is located in the nation's fourth largest city and on America's South Coast.
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Contact:Jade Boyd
(713) 348-6778
jadeboyd@rice.edu
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