CMU Faculty Participate in Global AI Conferences Ahead of Paris AI Action Summit
Faculty from Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science recently traveled to Paris to the future of artificial intelligence with other experts.
In a First, Physicists Set an Upper Limit in the Search for Hybrid Mesons
For the first time, researchers established upper limits on the photoproduction cross sections of a hybrid meson.
Global Decarbonization Leaders Advance Green Steel Initiatives at CMU
In an annual gathering at CMU, global decarbonization leaders worked toward tackling the challenge of decarbonizing steel production while meeting increasing world-wide demand.
Developmental Psychologists and Statisticians Come Together To Ensure Research Tools Measure Up
Dietrich College faculty tested a spatial arrangement task designed to help researchers understand how connections are formed in the brain while children are learning to understand the world.
CMU Rales Fellows Harness Unique Perspectives To Drive Innovation
Carnegie Mellon University is home to a diverse group of graduate students making significant strides in their respective fields, thanks to the support of the CMU Rales Fellows Program.
Adm. Michelle J. Howard of the US Navy Delivers MLK Celebration Keynote Lecture
Adm. Michelle J. Howard of the U.S. Navy delivered this year's keynote lecture honoring the life and legacy of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
Trench Chess: CMU Sophomore Uses NFL Data To Examine Pre-Snap Play
Carnegie Mellon University sophomore Abhishek Varadarajan’s project “Trench Chess,” was named a semifinalist in NFL’s 2025 Big Data Bowl.
Shredded Star Launches Powerful Jet Toward Earth
Carnegie Mellon University researchers led a study that concluded a shredded star launched a powerful burst of energy toward the Earth.
CMU Neuroscientists Find New Pathways
Carnegie Mellon University neuroscientists have discovered connections between the globus pallidus and a rarely explored area of the brain.
CMU Robot Works Inside E-Waste Recycling Facility
Matt Travers, a researcher from Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science, is using robotics to improve e-waste recycling.
Washington Post Columnist David Ignatius Looks Ahead After 2024 Election
David Ignatius of the Washington Post spoke as part of Carnegie Mellon University's President’s Lecture Series and Deeper Conversations to promote the power of civil discourse.
Acoustic Awareness: ANAVI Framework Addresses Robot Noise Levels in the Home
A Robotics Institute team developed a framework that enables home robots to estimate noise levels in indoor environments by using only visual information — potentially leading to less-disruptive interactions with humans.