CMIST Policy Dinner Brings Diplomats to Pittsburgh To Discuss Digital Diplomacy
The Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy and Technology (CMIST) hosted a policy dinner on digital diplomacy for diplomats from the United States, Costa Rica and Switzerland.
CMU's Block Center Announces 2024-25 Build Back Better Subawards
Carnegie Mellon University’s Block Center for Technology and Society has announced the recipients of the 2024-25 Build Back Better subawards.
SCS Researchers Design Models To Help Linguists Reconstruct Ancient Languages
A team of Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science researchers is using computer models to help reconstruct ancient languages.
Innovative Framework Drives Autonomous Learning and Task Mastery
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon's learning framework demonstrates that robots can independently improve their performance over time, much like children mastering a new skill.
Former CMU Faculty Geoffrey Hinton Awarded 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics
Former CMU faculty member Geoffrey Hinton was awarded a Nobel Prize in physics.
CMU Launches Center for AI-Driven Biomedical Research
The new Center for AI-Driven Biomedical Research (AI4BIO) will use novel artificial intelligence and machine learning methods to illuminate fundamental aspects of gene regulation, cellular function, tissue development and disease progression.
NVIDIA AI Tech Community Announced in Pittsburgh
Carnegie Mellon University, in partnership with NVIDIA and the University of Pittsburgh, is creating a first-of-its-kind NVIDIA AI Tech Community in Pittsburgh to advance the city’s robotics, autonomy and artificial intelligence innovation ecosystem.
Cutting Emissions the Smart Way: How an Intensity-Based Approach Drives Real Change
In a new study, Tepper School researchers explored how firms’ operational strategies differ depending on the environmental metric used to assess environmental impact.
California’s AI Bill Veto Sparks Debate: CMU Experts Weigh In
Experts from Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business shared their thoughts on the AI bill that California Gov. Newsom recently vetoed.
Behind the Scenes with Leslie Odom, Jr.
Carnegie Mellon alumnus Leslie Odom, Jr. returned to Pittsburgh on Sept. 23 for a special one-night-only conversation hosted by Robert Ramirez, head of the School of Drama.
Arts Education Teaches Empathy, Values Mentorship
In the dramatic arts, training artists and actors holds as much importance as teaching tools for expression, according to Carnegie Mellon alumni with ties to Broadway.
Hunt Botanical Institute Celebrates 60 Years of Art and Science
The “17th International Exhibition of Botanical Art & Illustration,” is on display at the Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation through Dec. 17.