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Brice Lecture 2019 - "The Future of Computing: Domain-Specific Accelerators" William Dally

About the Brice Lecture: The Gene Brice Colloquium Series is supported by contributions to the Gene Brice Colloquium Fund. The fund was established in 1991 in memory of William E. (Gene) Brice, B.S.E.E. '37. Mr. Brice grew up in a succession of small east Texas towns. He matriculated to Rice in 1933, where he was elected to Tau Beta Pi and worked as a teaching assistant, graduating in 1937 with a B.S. degree in electrical engineering. General Electric and Houston Lighting and Power employed him before he served as a U.S. naval officer in World War II. Gene married Marguerite Ayres Robins and had four children, two of whom are Rice alumni. In 1948, Gene founded the W.E. Brice Company, a Houston-based company active in manufacturer's representation, fabrication, and distribution of switch-gear, industrial instrumentation, and controls. Today the business continues as Brice Company, under the direction of one of his sons. Gene Brice was a member of the Texas and National Societies of Professional Engineers, and a life member of the Houston Engineering and Scientific Society and IEEE. Brice was born in 1913, and passed away in 1991.