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Alumni Dive Into Pixar Storytelling

Entertainment + Technology

Alumni Dive Into Pixar Storytelling

Life-Changing Measures

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Life-Changing Measures

In an effort to increase access to organ transplants and reduce waiting lists, the White House recently convened an “Organ Summit.” Among the participants was Carnegie Mellon University’s Sridhar Tayur.

Wireless Emergency Alert

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Wireless Emergency Alert

The Federal Communications Commission has proposed updates to Wireless Emergency Alert regulations based, in part, on research by faculty members at Carnegie Mellon University-Silicon Valley

The Good, the Bad, and the Internet

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The Good, the Bad, and the Internet

In a “playful yet chilling examination, ” the new documentary,“ “Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World,” explores the impact the Internet on society.

Do Not Disturb

Technology + Public Policy

Do Not Disturb

June 13, 2016 | By Sasha Kerbel

Carnegie Mellon University is a leader in data-privacy research and education. Faculty members lead some of the largest research projects in the country and also serve as frequent contributors to public-policy activities in this fast-moving space. So it’s no surprise that CMU embraced locally the global event, Data Privacy Day.

Alumnus Masters Turning Work Into Play

Entertainment + Technology

Alumnus Masters Turning Work Into Play

When Ben Elliott enrolled in the Master of Entertainment Industry Management program at Carnegie Mellon's H. John Heinz III College all the pieces fell into place.

CMU Researcher Battles Bacterial Infections

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CMU Researcher Battles Bacterial Infections

May 16, 2016 | By Cristina Rouvalis

The most common infections can lead to grave consequences as more and more bacterial strains become resistant to antibiotics. Radu Marculescu is trying to stop the resistance by outsmarting the bacteria through sophisticated computer models.

Office Politics

Technology + Innovation

Office Politics

May 9, 2016 | By Melissa Silmore

As the impact of big data becomes ever more prevalent, it’s playing an increasingly influential role in political campaigns. One Carnegie Mellon alumnus has been an architect — literally — of that change.

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