Jahanian Says This Moment is Tailor-Made for CMU
Carnegie Mellon President Farnam Jahanian delivers the 2026 State of the University address.
Outpacing the Nation: Carnegie Mellon Graduates Find Job Market Success
Carnegie Mellon graduates are beating national trends, overcoming the difficulty of a shifting job market and landing careers in their desired fields.
Hidden Helpers: Pittsburgh’s Industrial Past Might Hold the Key to a Cleaner Future
Pittsburgh has reinvented itself from a steel powerhouse to a hub for health care and education. But the city’s industrial past left a hidden legacy: toxic compounds like benzene and toluene in the soil. While most life can’t survive such a contamination, some microbes adapted to use the pollutants as food.
CMU Partners with the Viewpoints Fellowship To Cultivate Civil Discourse on Campus
Student leaders can apply for the new yearlong Viewpoints Fellowship program that will equip them with skills to help reduce polarization and build bridges on campus.
With Robotics Innovation Center, CMU and Hazelwood Partners Sustain Community Collaborations
On the heels of the Robotics Innovation Center's opening celebration last month, a community event showcased robot demonstrations, offered guided tours and built direct conne ctions with CMU to explore programs, relationships and resources.
How CMU Is Curbing Energy Demands From AI Data Centers
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University are developing new technology that could lower how much energy data centers need to operate, reducing the strain on the energy grid that Americans rely on.
CMU Research Builds on Pittsburgh’s Energy Legacy To Advance Microreactor Innovation
CMU researchers are directly advancing the next generation of energy innovation by helping to design resilient, transportable microreactors, building on the Pittsburgh region's century-long legacy as a leader in energy.
CMU Professor Uses Data to Connect Energy Assistance with Those in Need
Destenie Nock, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering and engineering and public policy, leads a research group comprised of graduate students at CMU that has created ways to find people struggling with energy poverty.
CMU Researchers Help Reduce Energy Grid Uncertainty
Researchers are helping cities learn how to make room for too much of a good thing: renewable energy.
Income of High-Skill Workers Growing in Rural Areas, Student Research on ‘Brain Drain’ Finds
Carnegie Mellon University junior Kausthub Satluri analyzed data about how people move based on where jobs are located for a SURF project after inspiration from a macroeconomics class.
Tapeworms Inspire Medical Device Created During Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship
Olivia LaFond, a Carnegie Mellon University senior majoring in biomedical and chemical engineering, created a 3D-printed device based on tapeworms designed to attach to the small intestine and deliver sensors or modular treatments over time.
Pittsburgh Showcases the Next Era of Real-World AI with $1.275M Startup Prize and Draft Week Showcase
As the Draft brings national and global attention to Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University, in partnership with the AI Strike Team and Pittsburgh Steelers, will host a national showcase highlighting the next era of AI systems designed to operate in the real world, at scale.