Student-run Radio Station WRCT Celebrates 75 Years of Music Discovery
Whether it’s playing noise, bagpipes, reggae — or anything in between — freeform independent radio station WRCT at 88.3 FM marks its 75th year broadcasting from Carnegie Mellon University this year.
Thermal Camera Senses Breathing To Improve Exercise Calorie Estimates
But new work by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Gandhinagar shows that adding an inexpensive thermal camera could substantially improve accuracy to wearable devices that track calories.
CMU-Africa Innovation Summit 2024
Carnegie Mellon University in Africa held their 2024 Innovation Summit earlier this year, hosting students from 17 different countries across Africa.
Students Engage with Larimer Neighborhood in Alternative to Spring Break
For some Carnegie Mellon University students, the learning doesn't stop when classes pause for spring break.
McWilliams Center Name Change Reflects Expanded Research Scope
CMU's McWilliams Center for Cosmology and Astrophysics researchers explore elusive dark elements to light up understanding of the universe.
Carnegie Mellon Prepares for Eclipse
Carnegie Mellon University prepares for the solar eclipse on April 8.
Student Efforts Anchor Fourth Voluntary University Review of Sustainable Development Goals
Carnegie Mellon University released its fourth Voluntary University Review of the Sustainable Development Goals.
Student-led Showcase Puts Innovative Art Research on Display at CMU
B*A presentations give students the chance to explore topics that they may not have the chance to in the traditional four-year structure.
SEI and OpenAI Recommend Ways To Evaluate Large Language Models for Cybersecurity Applications
Carnegie Mellon University’s Software Engineering Institute (SEI) and OpenAI published a white paper that found that large language models (LLMs) could be an asset for cybersecurity professionals, but should be evaluated using real and complex scenarios to better understand the technology’s capabilities and risks.
Study Shows that for Professional Women, Having High-Status Connections Can Backfire
A study by coauthored by CMU's Catherine Shea suggests that having high-status connections can backfire for women.
CyLab Researchers Develop a Taxonomy for AI Privacy Risks
Carnegie Mellon University's Sauvik Das and a team of researchers constructed a taxonomy of AI privacy risks.
Outreach Is Central to Carnegie Mellon's Approach to FAFSA Changes
Changes intended to simplify the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in 2024 have led to delays and confusion for students and their families across the country.