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Redux. Tackling sustainable development through gaming.
Redux was created by a Carnegie Mellon University student team and was this year's winner in the Game Design category of Microsoft's U.S. Imagine Cup — the world's premier student technology competition.
Check out Redux and vote for "Dr. Fishbowl" — to win the People's Choice Award.
By steadily learning to take advantage of their resources, and by taking responsibility for byproducts and waste and finding use of them, players of this game demonstrate the viability of a model of sustainability that doesn't have to compromise between being responsible and being profitable.
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Carnegie Mellon University's Class of 2012 reflects on the experiences that will keep them returning to their alma mater — time and again — in their hearts and minds after graduation.
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At this time last year, Justin Edmund was a CMU communication design major getting fitted for his cap and gown. Now he's the product designer for Pinterest, one of today's hottest new websites.
Environmental art by chemistry graduate student Longzhu Shen (MCS'12) is raising awareness about the unprecedented rise in carbon dioxide levels in the Earth's atmosphere since the Industrial Revolution.
