Refined AI Approach Improves Noninvasive BCI Performance
In a recent paper, Carnegie Mellon's Bin He demonstrates significant advances in noninvasive brain-computer interfaces.
Research and Innovation Critical for Pittsburgh Region Post-election
Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Pittsburgh and the Brookings Institution hosted an event on CMU’s campus to explore how regional and local economic development opportunities and public policy affect the potential for innovation in the context of the 2024 election.
Measuring Bias: Kate Zernike Shares How Exceptional Women Are Not the Exception
Renowned journalist Kate Zernike spoke at Carnegie Mellon University about gender bias in the sciences.
SEI and DOD Center To Ensure Trustworthiness in AI Systems
The Center for Calibrated Trust Measurement and Evaluation (CaTE) aims to help the Department of Defense (DOD) ensure that AI systems are safe, reliable and trustworthy before being fielded to government users in critical situations.
CMU Names Five University Professors
Five Carnegie Mellon University faculty members — Guy Blelloch, Gary Fedder, Robert Kass, Anthony Rollett and Elias Towe — have been elevated to the rank of University Professor, the highest distinction a faculty member can receive CMU.
Six Carnegie Mellon Alumni Nominated for 11 Tony Awards
Six Carnegie Mellon Alumni Nominated for 11 Tony Awards.
Lenore Blum Elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences
Carnegie Mellon University's Lenore Blum has been elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences.
CMU Researchers, Robots Head To Nation’s Capital for Robotics Showcase
Carnegie Mellon University researchers from its Robotics Institute and College of Engineering are packing up fossil-inspired paleobionics, robotic hands and autonomous aerial vehicles to demonstrate to members of Congress and their staff next week at “Robotics for a Better Tomorrow: Robotics Showcase and Demo Day,” in Washington, D.C. on April 30.
CMU Convenes Experts in Evaluating Generative AI
Carnegie Mellon University’s K&L Gates Initiative in Ethics and Computational Technologies sponsored and co-organized an expert convening in Washington, D.C., on “Evaluating Generative AI Systems: the Good, the Bad and the Hype.”
Through Commitment to Sustainability, Carnegie Mellon Community Envisions Future for All
Committed to a sustainable future for all, Carnegie Mellon University’s students, faculty and staff incorporate sustainability into all levels of education, research and practices.
Machine Learning and Extended Reality Used To Train Welders
CMU researchers have developed an extended reality (XR) welding helmet and torch system to help welders acquire the embodied knowledge they need to master the challenging skill.
From Playground to Broadway
Seven CMU alumni Alex Falberg, Arya Shahi, Ben Ferguson, Curtis Gillen, Dan Weschler, Matt Nuernberger, and Ryan Melia who comprise PigPen Theatre Co. have made their Broadway debut as the composers and lyricists of “Water for Elephants,” which opened on March 21 at the Imperial Theatre in New York City.