School of Computer Science
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
An artificial intelligence agent developed by two Carnegie Mellon computer science students has proven to be the ultimate survivor in the classic video game Doom.
Computer Out-Plays Humans in "Doom"
An artificial intelligence agent developed by two Carnegie Mellon computer science students has proven to be the ultimate survivor in the classic video game Doom.
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
The Sept. 30 event will bring together leading experts in early childhood development with local and state policymakers and practitioners.
CMU’s BrainHub To Host First Neurons to Neighborhoods Event
The Sept. 30 event will bring together leading experts in early childhood development with local and state policymakers and practitioners.
Monday, September 12, 2016
When Mera Tegene envisions her future, she thinks big, with the aim of using chemistry to heighten the senses in virtual reality technology.
Ambitious First-Year Picks CMU To Launch Science Career
When Mera Tegene envisions her future, she thinks big, with the aim of using chemistry to heighten the senses in virtual reality technology.
Monday, September 12, 2016
CMU’s Proportion of Undergraduate Women in Computer Science and Engineering Soars Above National Averages
While national efforts to encourage women to pursue degrees in key science and technology fields have flagged, Carnegie Mellon University has reached a new high-water mark this year, with women making up nearly half of this year’s incoming classes in the School of Computer Science and College of Engineering.
Thursday, September 8, 2016
Professor Christos Faloutsos and his students created a method to see through camouflage that fraudsters use to make themselves look legitimate.
CMU Algorithm Detects Online Fraudsters
Professor Christos Faloutsos and his students created a method to see through camouflage that fraudsters use to make themselves look legitimate.
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
A study by CMU and Facebook finds personalized communication can boost your well-being.
Friends Help Friends on Facebook Feel Better
A study by CMU and Facebook finds personalized communication can boost your well-being.
Thursday, September 1, 2016
Since Sept. 8, 1966, humans have been boldly exploring the edges of space and what's possible.
At 50, "Star Trek" Inspires CMU Teachers, Writers and Actors
Since Sept. 8, 1966, humans have been boldly exploring the edges of space and what's possible.
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
Students will learn from faculty at the top-ranked computer science programs in the United States and China.
Carnegie Mellon and Tsinghua Universities Renew Dual-Degree Masters Program
Students will learn from faculty at the top-ranked computer science programs in the United States and China.
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
School of Computer Science alumnus Landon Fears has combined his love of education and hip hop into a career with Flocabulary, a web-based learning program for all grades and subjects.
Alumnus Helps Create Educational Hip-hop Videos
School of Computer Science alumnus Landon Fears has combined his love of education and hip hop into a career with Flocabulary, a web-based learning program for all grades and subjects.
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
The magazine recognized Yang in the Visionary category of its innovators list for her work on a programming model that bakes security into applications.
Jean Yang Named to Prestigious “Innovators Under 35” List
The magazine recognized Yang in the Visionary category of its innovators list for her work on a programming model that bakes security into applications.
Thursday, August 11, 2016
Pokémon Go isn’t just an international sensation that’s drawn in millions of players, it’s also a “game changer” for augmented reality.
How Pokémon Go Could Affect Our Daily Lives
Pokémon Go isn’t just an international sensation that’s drawn in millions of players, it’s also a “game changer” for augmented reality.
Monday, August 8, 2016
Carnegie Mellon Wins Third "World Series of Hacking" in Four Years
DefCon's Capture the Flag and other competitions give people a place to practice and hone their computer security skills.
Friday, August 5, 2016
ForAllSecure, a Carnegie Mellon University startup, has won $2 million in prize money as winners of the DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge.
CMU Spinoff Wins $2 Million in Cyber Attack Challenge
ForAllSecure, a Carnegie Mellon University startup, has won $2 million in prize money as winners of the DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge.
Wednesday, August 3, 2016
The text-to-speech software, developed by Carnegie Mellon University in collaboration with the Hear2Read project, can now be downloaded free of charge from Google Play.
Android App Lets Visually Impaired in India Listen to Texts in Native Languages
The text-to-speech software, developed by Carnegie Mellon University in collaboration with the Hear2Read project, can now be downloaded free of charge from Google Play.
Tuesday, August 2, 2016
A program to empower students with technology is expanding to Atlanta and Salt Lake City.
Carnegie Mellon Lab Expands U.S. Education Network
A program to empower students with technology is expanding to Atlanta and Salt Lake City.