Lab Work Makes For Easier Class Work
Terry Feng will graduate from Carnegie Mellon University with a double major in materials science and engineering and computer science. And he says his research experience gave him an edge in working with the tools and equipment he used in his material science courses.
Undergraduate Researches Health Impacts of Wildfire Smoke
CMU undergraduate Jing Lin researches the health effects of wildfire smoke.
A Recipe for Understanding
Grand Challenge Seminar students explore history and culture through food.
Engineering Breakthrough in Softbotics
CMU Researchers develop first self-healing, electrically conducive, soft material.
U.S. Chamber AI Commission Releases New Report
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce's AI Commission released a new report. Conrad Tucker, a professor of mechanical engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, served as a commissioner.
Doctoral Research Reaches Public in 3MT Championship
Carnegie Mellon University's Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition championship was held Tuesday, Feb. 28.
New Air Quality Data from East Palestine, Ohio
Researchers at CMU and Texas A&M test air quality at East Palestine, Ohio.
Undergraduate Aids Fetal Research
CMU sophomore Erin Anand received a Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) which allowed her to conduct 3D anatomical structure modeling.
Chemistry Outreach Catalyzes CMU Students To Share STEM Joy
Graduate students in the Department of Chemistry share joy of field with K-12 students.
Swartz Center Gives Diverse Selection of CMU Grad Students Pathways to Entrepreneurship
Carnegie Mellon University announces 2022-24 cohort of Swartz Entrepreneurship Fellows
Iris Rover Team Prepares for May Launch
Iris and the MoonArk are set to launch on Thursday, May 4.
CISA Director Delivers Major Address at Carnegie Mellon
CISA Director Jen Easterly delivered a national address from Carnegie Mellon University entitled "Unsafe at Any CPU Speed: The Designed-in Dangers of Technology and What We Can Do About It."