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One Moore Milestone

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One Moore Milestone

December 26, 2014

CMU’s School of Computer Science recently celebrated its 25th anniversary, though the school’s history goes back much further. The cumulative past has created a school that today is regarded as one of the world’s preeminent computer science programs. Now it’s up to Andrew Moore to build on all that’s come before.

Engineering Success

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Engineering Success

December 26, 2014

The business and technology news website Business Insider set out to find “22 of the most powerful women engineers in the world.” When the dust settled, two Carnegie Mellon alumnae were prominent on the list: Merline Saintil and Carolyn Duran. Both are role models for women and men.

Brain Hub

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BrainHub

December 25, 2014

Psychiatric and neurological disorders—from Alzheimer’s disease and autism to strokes and Parkinson’s disease—have devastating consequences. To better understand the brain and develop new treatments, Carnegie Mellon has launched the BrainHub Initiative. It brings together world-renowned researchers from CMU and several international institutions. The initiative has captured the attention of President Barack Obama.

Art Expedition

Arts & Culture + Technology

Art Expedition

October 1, 2014

Andy Warhol (A’49) was an early user of an Amiga computer. The Carnegie Mellon alumnus, and legendary visual artist, used it to create art. But no one knew the extent of it—not a Warhol-obsessed artist, not the Carnegie Mellon computer club, not even The Warhol Museum’s chief archivist.

Clinical Performance

Science + Technology

Clinical Performance

October 1, 2014

It has been a long, winding road, and swim, and bicycle ride for Carnegie Mellon alumnus David Simmons. But that global journey has led him to a place where he and his company can help give the gift of good health to people who can then become PPD Heroes.

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Artisan Treasure

September 11, 2014

Vladimir Ermakov creates a worldwide marketplace

Technology + Science

Mathematically Speaking

September 11, 2014

The Center for Nonlinear Analysis has the power to touch all of our lives

Text Alert!

Technology + Engineering

Text Alert!

September 10, 2014

In what has become a smartphone world, there may be no better way than a text to let people know about emergency situations—everything from dangerous fires to missing children to imminent severe weather conditions. CMU-SV’s Martin Griss is working to make sure those text messages get through to the right people.

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