Student-Built AI Tool Licensed for Workforce Development
The American Institute of AI has licensed an AI toolbox developed by Carnegie Mellon sophomore Tom Tang.
Emerging ATRP Technology Opens New Class of Biopolymers
Researchers in Carnegie Mellon University's Department of Chemistry have developed a reagent that opens new possibilities for creating DNA and RNA-based materials that could be used in ultra-stable and smart sensors for biomedical applications.
New Advancements in ATRP Could Lead to Smart RNA Biopolymers
CMU researchers developed a novel approach for modifying synthetic and natural ribonucleic acid substrates. The resulting materials could have applications for therapeutics such as smart gels to make transplanting organs safer.
Science and Serendipity
Mellon College of Science Summer Scholars Program (SSP) brings together undergraduate students to conduct research in mathematical sciences, physics, chemistry, biology and computational projects.
CMU President Jahanian Welcomes the Class of 2027+
CMU President Farnam Jahanian welcomed the Class of 2027+ on Sunday, Aug. 20, 2023.
AI, Automation Aid Science Exploration
During the COVID-19 pandemic, robots helped Carnegie Mellon University students in the Computational Biology Department complete lab assignments.
CMU Faculty Receive NSF CAREER Awards
The National Science Foundation has awarded CAREER awards to more than a dozen CMU researchers in 2023.
Summer Programs Create Reactions in Young Scientists
A Summer of Chemistry, organized by the Leonard Gelfand Center for Service Learning and Outreach, gave fourth- through sixth-graders exposure to a wide range of topics including cosmetic chemistry, environmental chemistry, polymer chemistry, forensic chemistry and kitchen chemistry.
CMU Physics Faculty Trains High School Teachers
Carnegie Mellon University's Physics Teachers Program provides opportunities to high school educators, resources and a community aimed at motivating more students to consider physics as a career.