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Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Professor Jeremy Michalek and graduate student Tugce Yuksel used data collected from Nissan Leaf drivers together with weather data to analyze the regional effect of air temperature on the range, energy consumption, and emissions of electric vehicles. They found that electric vehicles have shorter range and more emissions in regions with extreme weather.
Carnegie Mellon Study Shows Electric Vehicle Range and Emissions Vary With Climate
Professor Jeremy Michalek and graduate student Tugce Yuksel used data collected from Nissan Leaf drivers together with weather data to analyze the regional effect of air temperature on the range, energy consumption, and emissions of electric vehicles. They found that electric vehicles have shorter range and more emissions in regions with extreme weather.Monday, February 23, 2015
The findings, published in a paper in "Environmental Science and Technology," have major implications for U.S. climate and trade policy.
Carnegie Mellon Team Finds Exporting Natural Gas Will Not Increase, But Lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions
The findings, published in a paper in "Environmental Science and Technology," have major implications for U.S. climate and trade policy.Friday, February 20, 2015
Garrett, dean of the College of Engineering, and Small, a professor of civil and environmental engineering and engineering and public policy, were named Civil Engineer of the Year and Professor of the Year, respectively.
American Society of Civil Engineers Honors CMU’s James H. Garrett, Jr. and Mitchell Small
Garrett, dean of the College of Engineering, and Small, a professor of civil and environmental engineering and engineering and public policy, were named Civil Engineer of the Year and Professor of the Year, respectively.Thursday, February 19, 2015
Accepted students will spend 10 weeks working with faculty on a research project in a cardiovascular area of biomedical engineering, such as myocardial tissue engineering, artificial hearts, cardiac function modeling and imaging, or cardiovascular biomaterials.
Biomedical Engineering Department To Create Heart Science Program
Accepted students will spend 10 weeks working with faculty on a research project in a cardiovascular area of biomedical engineering, such as myocardial tissue engineering, artificial hearts, cardiac function modeling and imaging, or cardiovascular biomaterials.Monday, February 16, 2015
CMU engineering professors Jeremy Michalek and Erica Fuchs, Ph.D. student John Helveston and their co-authors surveyed automobile consumers in China and the U.S. to understand their preferences and willingness to pay for vehicle attributes.
CMU Study Finds Chinese Consumers May Adopt Electric Vehicles First, Impacting Auto Market
CMU engineering professors Jeremy Michalek and Erica Fuchs, Ph.D. student John Helveston and their co-authors surveyed automobile consumers in China and the U.S. to understand their preferences and willingness to pay for vehicle attributes.Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Five faculty members and one doctoral student will be recognized for their outstanding science and technology achievements on May 8.
Carnegie Mellon Faculty, Student Win Carnegie Science Center Awards
Five faculty members and one doctoral student will be recognized for their outstanding science and technology achievements on May 8.