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'''Rice 360°''' draws on the diverse experience of faculty from the Jones School of Management, the Baker Institute of Public Policy, and the Schools of Social Sciences, Humanities, Natural Sciences, and Engineering to determine how to make technologies available, meaningful, and useful to people around the world. These technologies include a '''low-cost incubator''' designed Rice students that is with phototherapy lights based on the Blantyre Hot Cot, which has been used in a Malawi hospital now for four years to treat babies with neonatal jaundice.

*Is innovation an integral part of Rice’s institutional culture?

*How does your institution leverage (or intend to leverage) geographic endowment?

*Are your innovation, entrepreneurship, and tech transfer programs integrated?

<li>Why, or why not?</li>

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