Public Art on Campus Expands with New Student Work

Four colorful panels take flight across the entrance of Wean Hall's concrete walls, the latest permanent public artwork to come to Carnegie Mellon University's campus after more than a yearlong process by the Undergraduate Student Senate and Graduate Student Assembly.(opens in new window)(opens in new window)

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CyLab Hosts Top Cybersecurity Researchers for the 2024 NSF SaTC PI Meeting

More than 500 of the world’s leading cyber-systems researchers convened in Pittsburgh for the 2024 National Science Foundation Secure and Trustworthy Cyberspace Principal Investigators’ Meeting (NSF SaTC PI), hosted by Carnegie Mellon University’s CyLab.

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Five Mellon College of Science faculty members have been honored with professorships to support their work in biological sciences, mathematical sciences and physics. Theresa C. Anderson, Alan Frieze, Diana Parno, Ira Rothstein and Fangwei Si were recognized at a reception Sept. 16 in the Cohon University Center.

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A Robotics Institute team has developed Neural Motion Planning to help improve how robots react in new environments and perform tasks like removing a book from a shelf cluttered with other items and obstacles.

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