Three Seed Grants Awarded for Generative AI and Education Research
The selection of recipients for the CMU and donor-provided award includes three faculty-led projects.
The National Science Foundation CAREER Awardees Supercharging STEM
The NSF CAREER award supports early-career researchers at Carnegie Mellon University as they work to impact society.
Researchers Target Tire Dust Threatening Salmon
CMU researchers, including recent graduate Camden Johnson, are investigating ways to safely remove tire dust from waterways.
Gary Edwin Robinson Selected as 2025 Excellence in Theatre Education Award Winner
Gary Edwin Robinson is the winner of the 2025 Excellence in Theatre Education Award (EITEA), presented jointly by Carnegie Mellon University and The Tony Awards.
CMU Researchers Build Personalized Models To Advance Precision Cancer Care
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science developed a new approach to bridge this gap between available data and actionable insight, creating personalized models to help doctors better understand individual patients and improve their prognosis.
Justin Simon Named Carnegie Mellon University Head Men's Basketball Coach
Justin Simon has been named the head coach of the Carnegie Mellon University Men's Basketball program following an extensive national search.
AI Helps Transplant Centers Improve Patient Education Resources
Transplants.org turned to Carnegie Mellon University to analyze patient education materials from transplant centers across the U.S.
Carnegie Mellon, Mid-Atlantic Hub Host First NSF I-Corps Cohort for AI, Robotics
To help faculty, students and alumni transform their research into the next generation of companies, Carnegie Mellon University's Project Olympus and the National Science Foundation Innovation Corps Hub Mid-Atlantic Region recently hosted entrepreneurs and researchers in AI and robotics.
CMU-Africa Graduates Charged To Lead with Purpose, Integrity and Innovation
The 12th CMU-Africa graduation ceremony celebrates resilience, global impact, and the future of African tech leadership.
Research Offers New Hope for Overdose Patients
Recent MCS graduate Stella Trickett is working to find alternative treatments for non-opioid drug overdoses with fewer side effects.
Heinz College Student Develops App To Help Evaluate Medical Residents
Heinz College graduate student Siva Komaragiri worked with physicians at Allegheny General Hospital to create an app that gives residents real-time feedback and ultimately could improve patient care.
Employees Assigned More Complex Projects Early In Their Work History Had Better Career Outcomes
Heinz College researchers found that employees assigned more complex projects early in their work history had better outcomes later in their careers.