Revamping the Texas Power Grid: Insights from Rice University’s Electricity Research
How can Texas secure an affordable, sustainable, and reliable power supply for all its citizens? This report explores key…
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An Economy in Transition: A Conversation with Robert Kaplan November 9, 2023
Prospects for future American economic growth are uncertain. While technological advances, especially in artificial…
The Pride and Prejudice of Sustainability: Rethinking Sustainability From a Systems Perspective
Are our views of sustainability becoming distorted by the often unsubstantiated “green” actions of companies and…
November 8, 2023 
What You Need to Know as the Latest Migrant Caravan Traverses Mexico En Route to US
A new migrant caravan with over 7,000 individuals has formed in Mexico and is headed to the United States. What will its…
November 7, 2023 
Baker Briefing | International Economics | Claudio X. González Center for the US and Mexico | Podcast
How a Drought in the Panama Canal Is Disrupting Global Supply Chains Fellows Ed Emmett and David Gantz explore climate change, international shipping, and what happens when a vital passage for…
November 7, 2023 
The Economic Implications of Recent United Kingdom Trade Agreements for the US, Texas and Mexico November 2, 2023
The United Kingdom is in the midst of negotiating several international agreements that are likely to have direct economic…
Garcini receives American Psychological Association’s Achievement Award for Early Career Psychologists November 2, 2023
Luz Garcini, an assistant professor of psychological sciences at Rice University and interim director of Community Health at…
Using Engineered Bacteria to Detect Viruses in Wastewater
The COVID-19 pandemic revealed a gap in our ability to track and stop the spread of infectious diseases. With funding from…
November 1, 2023 
Civic Scientist Lecture Series: The Challenges Facing Women in Science and Technology October 30, 2023
Women have made substantial contributions to science throughout the course of history, despite gender biases that have…