Students Develop Tool To Help American Red Cross Estimate Shelter Needs After Earthquakes
The American Red Cross asked a team of Carnegie Mellon University students to develop a real-time forecasting tool to more accurately and efficiently predict shelter needs for people who have been forced to leave their homes.
Iris Lunar Dream Capsule Will Head to Moon on Next Astrobotic Lander
Members of the Iris team have assembled the Iris Lunar Dream Capsule, a tiny payload that will launch aboard Griffin-1, the next lunar lander from Carnegie Mellon spinout Astrobotic. The capsule — smaller than a matchbox — contains the names of team members and supporters, messages and stories, photos, a mini Iris, and a bit of the Moonyard from Carnegie Mellon Mission Control.
Kirsten Martin Appointed the H. John Heinz III Dean of the Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy
Kirsten Martin will serve as the next H. John Heinz III Dean of the Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy, effective July 1, 2025.
AI Helps Transplant Centers Improve Patient Education Resources
Transplants.org turned to Carnegie Mellon University to analyze patient education materials from transplant centers across the U.S.
Heinz College Student Develops App To Help Evaluate Medical Residents
Heinz College graduate student Siva Komaragiri worked with physicians at Allegheny General Hospital to create an app that gives residents real-time feedback and ultimately could improve patient care.
Employees Assigned More Complex Projects Early In Their Work History Had Better Career Outcomes
Heinz College researchers found that employees assigned more complex projects early in their work history had better outcomes later in their careers.
Carnegie Mellon University Honors Class of 2025 at 127th Commencement Ceremony
CMU President Farnam Jahanian conferred 6,741 degrees as their families, friends and loved ones looked on, sending a new wave of talented graduates into the world to continue work that matters
Where Research Gets to Work
Across disciplines and domains, Carnegie Mellon University research is tackling the world’s most urgent challenges where humanity and technology meet.
The Graduates: 2025
Equipped and ready to graduate, a new class of Tartans will take on the mission to solve societal problems and positively impact the world.