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Trojan horse on top of blocks of hexadecimal programming codes. Illustration of the concept of online hacking, computer spyware, malware and ransomware. stock photo

Meet the Trojan-Hunting SEI Researchers Improving Computer Vision

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University’s Software Engineering Institute recently won second place in an IEEE CNN interpretability competition for a new method that detects trojans, a type of malware intentionally inserted in data to mislead users, and makes them visible to the human eye.
Erica Cochran Hameen presents at Energy Week

Carnegie Mellon: A Hub for Action and Innovation in Sustainable Research and Practice

Research and practice across Carnegie Mellon University have made it a hub for action and innovation for sustainability.
Will Brill wins a Tony Award.

Carnegie Mellon Alumni Earn 4 Tony Awards

Carnegie Mellon Alumni Win four 2024 Tony Awards.
In 1920s-era costumes, a white woman dressed as a man with a moustache speaks with her arm around a Black woman dressed as a man, who looks reluctant to the companion's message. The pair stand in front of an American flag on a stand.

Rewriting History with ‘Suffs,’ 4 CMU Alumnae March Toward Tony Awards

Four Carnegie Mellon University alumnae have helped bring the fight for the 19th Amendment to a Broadway stage in “Suffs,” which opened April 18 and is nominated for six Tony Awards.
Rabbi Sandra Lawson speaks during the 2024 Pride Keynote Lecture at CMU.

2024 Pride Keynote Lecture Explores the Power of Intersectionality

Sandra Lawson, one of the first openly queer Black women to be a rabbi, spoke at the 2024 Pride Keynote Lecture at Carnegie Mellon University.
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Breakthrough Approach Enables Bidirectional BCI Functionality

CMU's Bin He is highly driven to improve noninvasive brain-computer interfaces. His lab uses an innovative electroencephalogram wearable to push the boundaries of what’s possible.
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Pilot Transportation Program Improves Rural Access and Mobility

Carnegie Mellon Researchers designed and piloted the rural access mobility platform to improve rural mobility services and intend to replicate the system across the country.
Man wearing jeans and a brown leather jacket sings and plays a blue and white electric guitar on a stage set to look like a rooftop.

CMU Alumni Help ‘The Heart of Rock and Roll’ Beat on Broadway

Costume designer Jen Caprio and actor Corey Cott, both Carnegie Mellon School of Drama alumni, discuss contributing their talents to the new jukebox musical "The Heart of Rock and Roll" featuring the music of rock band Huey Lewis and the News on Broadway.
Zico Kolter

Kolter Named Head of Carnegie Mellon University Machine Learning Department

Zico Kolter is ready to lead that transformation as the new director of Carnegie Mellon University's Machine Learning Department (MLD).
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Tepper School Study Offers a Better Way to Make AI Fairer for Everyone

In a new paper, researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and Stevens Institute of Technology show a new way of thinking about the fair impacts of AI decisions.
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People with Autism Turn to ChatGPT for Advice on Workplace Issues

A new Carnegie Mellon University study explores how people with autism interact with ChatGPT and similar artificial intelligence tools for help and advice as they confront problems in their workplaces.
Soy plants

Digital Twins and Nanotechnology Can Transform Agriculture

Carnegie Mellon University researchers have developed an approach to increase crop yield and efficiency by making plants more resilient against disease and harmful environmental factors.

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