Alumni Stories
Quite A Fellow
CMU alumnus Linus Hamilton uses Fellowship to make a global impact in machine learning. Read more
Carnegie Mellon Today, April 2017
Billiard Magic Man
Andy Segal is a world-renowned billiards trickshot artist. Read More
Carnegie Mellon Today, January 2017
Cancer Breakthrough
Daniel Siegwart and his team have developed a synthetic polymer that targets lung cancer cells. Read more
Carnegie Mellon Today, December 2016
Autonomous Wheelchair Improves Patient Mobility
Brenna Argall works to improve the quality of life of individuals with severe disabilities. Read more
Carnegie Mellon Today, October 2016
Improving Global Health One Shot At A Time
Amit Srivastava is working to bring an afforable pneumonia vaccine to the developing world. Read more
Carnegie Mellon Today, October 2016
Infection Rejection
Aaron Mitchell's research could help thwart deadly infections. Read more
Carnegie Mellon Today, July 2016
Alumnus Gives Voters a Better Way to Decide
Karel Janeček has created an innovative voting system that gives voters more than one vote. Read more
cmu.edu, March 2016
Call to Arms
Lieutenant General Gina Grosso is the first woman to become the U.S. Air Force's Deputy Chief of Staff for Manpower, Personnel, and Services. Read more
Carnegie Mellon Today, January 2016
Hedging His Bets
Jeff Greco maximizes his math degrees. Read more
Science Connection, vol 8 no 1, December 2015
Life Simulation
Rachel Franklin and her team creates a virtual world in "The Sims 4." Read more
Carnegie Mellon Today, April 2015
The Game of Life
cmu.edu, February 2015
Clinically Proven
Software developed by Glen de Vries is revolutionizing clinical trials. Read more
Carnegie Mellon Today, April 2015
On Cloud Nine
Glen de Vries's Medidata Solutions is the leading global provider of cloud-based software for clinical research. Read more
Science Connection, vol 6 no 1, November 2013
Math & Humanity
Math professor and author Manil Suri co-wrote a play about the experience of teaching a course on math and literature. Read more
cmu.edu, February 2015
Master Cyclist
Jim Turner established a velodrome track world record for the men’s age group 75-79. Read more
Carnegie Mellon Today, January 2015
Prepared for What's Next
Tom Hu helps to create medical countermeasures to safeguard Americans' health. Read more
Science Connection, vol 7 no 1, December 2014
60 Seconds With...
Mark Denny (S’95), emergency-care physician. Read more
Carnegie Mellon Today, January 2013
A Shot in the Arm for HIV Vaccine Development
Peggy Johnston tackles global health challenges. Read more
Science Connection, vol 5 no 1, December 2012
Lifesaver
Carnegie Mellon Today, October 2012
Getting to the Point
Joyce Rudick helps scientists, students navigate their career paths. Read more
Science Connection, vol 4 no 1, November 2011
Nuclear Force
William Magwood's path to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Read more
Carnegie Mellon Today, October 2011
Michael McQuade Uses Physicist’s Acumen to Tackle Global Energy Challenges
Science Connection, vol 3 no 1, November 2010
Navigating your Genes to Health
Alumnus Dietrich Stephan makes it personal. Read more
Science Connection, vol 2 no 1, November 2009
Siegal's Law
Physics Alumnus Charles Siegal makes mark in legal field. Read more