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This Does Not Compute

How to transform the male-dominated field of computer science

Net Neutrality

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Net Neutrality

The internet has become a fundamental part of our lives, providing us with everything from severe weather advisories to chocolate-chip cookie recipes. So when there’s talk about messing with it, people get riled up. Three Carnegie Mellon experts, who’ve been involved along the way, help explain what’s at stake.

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IDeATe

Late in the fall semester, Lauren Valley is busy in the studio working on a final project for a 3D media course. Using a digital cutting machine, she’s building a giant robotic-looking spider, part of an installation piece she’s developing that explores the interaction between humans and machines.

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"We Wore the Masks"

December 27, 2014

The high-school senior stands in front of Walking to the Sky, the iconic sculpture on Carnegie Mellon’s campus.

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Code Red

December 27, 2014

Three intrepid Carnegie Mellon computer science students find themselves sequestered in a windowless building near the mountainous Russian frontier.

Head in the Cloud

December 27, 2014

Four software engineers, dressed in shorts—looking much like the millennials they are—sit around a table in a Silicon Valley conference room.

First Word

December 27, 2014

Carnegie Mellon Today has a New Year’s resolution.

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Last Word

December 27, 2014

When I joined the Robotics Institute in 1984, I realized quickly that I wasn’t merely joining a research unit like any other unit at any other academic institution.

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