Hyojae Park, Jana Reiser and Sheng Shu were among those selected from a pool of over 5,000 applicants.
A new project from Carnegie Mellon's Human-Computer Interaction Institute studied whether virtual and augmented reality can simulate stressful situations — like being at a social event with strangers — and help people practice stress-relief strategies.
Using chemistry and computational modeling, CMU chemistry and engineering faculty are working to manipulate the properties of polymers to make upcycling plastics easier.
This spring, Gabriel Mendez-Sanders, a Fifth Year Scholar studying chemical engineering, created and led a student-led course through Student College (StuCo) called We Are Not Alone - Supporting Peer’s Mental Health to equip his fellow students with the skills and resources to better understand and support their classmates when it comes to mental health.
Thousands of researchers, including scientists from Carnegie Mellon University, were recognized earlier in April with the $3 million Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics by the Breakthrough Prize Foundation.
At this year’s Tepper Shcool of Business Ph.D. Awards Ceremony, top honors were awarded across disciplines for research that is shaping the frontiers of knowledge.
It's not unusual for people to have distinctive speech or writing styles, but a recent study by Carnegie Mellon researchers shows that text-generating AI models exhibit similar idiosyncrasies.
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