Tuft Cell Expression Changes with Sleeping, Eating Cycles
A team of researchers from Carnegie Mellon University’s Department of Biological Sciences and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center have uncovered how a subset of cells in the intestines change throughout the day.
Isoprene From Rainforests Drives New Particle Formation
As part of the CLOUD Experiment at CERN, CMU researchers found that isoprene from rainforests is driving new particle formation.
Biological Sciences Postbaccalaureate Fellowship Offers Students Research and Grad School Preparation
The postbac fellowship in Carnegie Mellon’s Department of Biological Sciences provides students with one to two years of research training, mentorship and professional development.
Researchers Discover Crystallizable Organic Semiconductors with Machine Learning
Researchers devised a way to use machine learning to rapidly identify potential crystallizable organic semiconductors materials.
New CMU Pathway Program To Provide Significant Financial Relief to Undergraduate Students
A new initiative aims to provide significant financial relief to undergraduates from low- and middle-income families, ensuring that a quality education at CMU is within reach for all deserving students.
AI Expands Potential for Discovery in Physics
Carnegie Mellon physicists use AI to analyze large datasets from experiments, predict complex physical phenomena and optimize simulations.
Five CMU Researchers Receive Kaufman Foundation Grants
Five CMU researchers were named recipients of grants from the Kaufman Foundation.
Radio Telescopes' Earthbound Perspective Clouds Discovery of Fast Radio Bursts
Carnegie Mellon University researchers have discovered that there's not only a bias in how telescopes 'see' but also in how they 'hear.'
Physics Launches New Master’s Degree Program
The Master of Science in Modern Physics program is intended to help students successfully apply to Ph.D. programs later and develop needed job skills.