Amateur Radio for Aspiring Professionals
This introductory course gives engineering students hands-on experience with radio technology and opportunities to explore its use as a hobby, public service and means of technical experimentation.
Carnegie Mellon University in Africa Holds 11th Graduation Ceremony
Carnegie Mellon University Africa recently graduated its 11th cohort of students from the Master of Science in Information Technology, Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering and Master of Science in Engineering Artificial Intelligence programs. The group represented 16 nationalities.
Visiting the Virtual Lab: Student Engineers Simulate Nanofabrication in Minecraft
Reeja Jayan designed a syllabus that incorporates Minecraft in its approach to learning about materials science concepts.
Democratizing Air Quality Data at Nearly No Cost
A CMU research professor has identified a low-cost way to measure black carbon particulate matter using glass-fiber filter tapes that are already collected by select U.S. embassies around the world.
Building an Equitable, Inclusive and Prosperous Future
From the classroom to the community, CMU’s students, faculty and staff are partnering to help economies thrive while fostering a healthy environment.
Carnegie Mellon University Holds 126th Commencement
On Sunday, May 12, Carnegie Mellon University held its 126th Commencement
The Graduates: A Look Back at the Class of 2024
As the Class of 2024 pack up their CMU education and prepare to take on the world, or further their studies, the university celebrates their success.
Student-Athletes Excel In and Out of the Classroom
Successful student-athletes at Carnegie Mellon University say the journey requires determination, discipline and a willingness to grow personally.
Refined AI Approach Improves Noninvasive BCI Performance
In a recent paper, Carnegie Mellon's Bin He demonstrates significant advances in noninvasive brain-computer interfaces.