CMU and MIT Join Forces To Combat Deepfake Threats
Researchers at CMU and MIT created CHARCHA ( Computer Human Assessment for Recreating Characters with Human Actions), a secure and personalized verification protocol that allows an individual’s likeness to appear in generative video content.
A Nanosnag With a Big Effect
A new method of virus detection from the Schneider Lab at Carnegie Mellon University is poised to improve quality control in vaccine manufacturing.
Master of Design Students Win Muse Award for Interactive 'CM-You Board'
Four Carnegie Mellon students have been awarded a Silver Muse Design Award for an interactive installation at the David and Susan Coulter Welcome Center.
Carnegie Mellon University Recognizes the 2025 Class of Tartans on the Rise
These 24 Carnegie Mellon University alumni all have two things in common — they’re members of CMU’s Tartans on the Rise class for 2025, and they’re changing the world.
Tepper Professor Linda Argote Appointed to World Economic Forum Council
CMU's Linda Argote has been selected to join the World Economic Forum’s Network for the Global Future Councils, serving on the Council on Human Capital Development.
Rales Fellows Revolutionize Artificial Intelligence
Two Rales Fellows focus on artificial intelligence and machine learning in their studies: master’s degree candidate Nicole Villavicencio-Garduño and doctoral candidate Maxwell Jones.
Women in Science Highlight Mentorship, Outreach as Integral to Career Success
At Carnegie Mellon, women in the sciences contribute to advancement and innovations at the forefront of discovery, while lifting each other along the way.
Researchers Use Computer Science To Save Bees
CMU and UC Riverside researchers have created a system to help beekeepers monitor and analyze the health of their beehives and take corrective actions to prevent colony collapse.
Through 3MT, Doctoral Students Share Accessible Research
Back for its 10th year at Carnegie Mellon University, Three Minute Thesis (3MT) is a celebration of research.
Josh Gad Returns to the School of Drama
Josh Gad returned to Carnegie Mellon's campus to work with current acting students and to take a stroll down memory lane.
Researchers Propose Framework To Identify Food Selectivity Origins in the Brain
CMU researchers have identified a region in the brain's visual cortex that responds to food and have developed a theoretical framework that could explain the origins of this selectivity.
Infant Mortality Tied to Concentration of Lead in Air
In a new study, Heinz College researchers used data on lead emissions in the air to estimate the effects of air lead concentration, finding a statistically significant relation between air lead concentration and infant mortality.