Modeling The Growth Process of Neurons
A multi-disciplinary team of Carnegie Mellon University engineers has published a research paper outlining a new way of modeling neurons and their growth process with the goal of providing better models for studying neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer's.
Guiding the Clean Energy Transition
The three-day Global Clean Energy Action Forum, co-sponsored by Carnegie Mellon University, drew attendees to Pittsburgh to share their ideas on how to move toward a clean and sustainable future.
Three Questions with Destenie Nock
In this Q&A, Carnegie Mellon University's Destenie Nock talks about energy investment in America.
Global Energy Leaders View Innovation at Mill 19
Participants in the GCEAF Forum will tour Mill 19, a former steel mill converted into a state-of-the-art advanced manufacturing research facility.
A Major American Investment in Climate and Environmental Policy
Carnegie Mellon University experts discuss the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
Carnegie Mellon University and Mastercard Foundation Partner To Drive Youth-led Digital Transformation in Africa
A $275.7 million partnership with the Mastercard Foundation will significantly expand advanced engineering and technology education at Carnegie Mellon University in Africa.
Novel Method Aims To Demystify Communication in the Brain
Carnegie Mellon University researchers helped create a brand-new statistical method, Delayed Latents Across Groups (DLAG), that disentangles signals relayed between brain areas.
CMU Hacking Team Wins Super Bowl of Hacking for 6th Time
A Carnegie Mellon University team won DEF CON's Capture the Flag competition, the "Super Bowl of hacking," for the sixth time.
CMU Team Designs the Airports of Tomorrow
A team from Carnegie Mellon University won NASA’s Gateways to Blue Skies: Airports of Tomorrow competition with their project, “Sustainability and Connected Autonomy: A New Era for Aviation.”