Scott Institute Seed Grants Advance Clean Energy Research at Carnegie Mellon University
Seven Scott Institute Seed Grant awardees will receive a total of nearly $400,000 for developing cutting-edge energy research.
Generative AI for Educators: Three Seed Grants Awarded for Research & Development
CMU announces three seed grants have been awarded for faculty to further research and develop their proposed generative AI tools for educators.
How Should AI Depict Marginalized Communities? CMU Technologists Look to a More Inclusive Future
As artificial intelligence becomes more sophisticated and more capable of closely depicting reality, researchers at Carnegie Mellon University’s Human-Computer Interaction Institute (HCII) are working to ensure that the outputs of large language models are representative of the communities they reference.
Carnegie Mellon Rocket Command Competes in NASA Event
Tanner Aikens and his Carnegie Mellon Rocket Command teammates designed a rocket and payload for NASA’s Student Launch competition.
‘Here to Stay’ Explores Pittsburgh’s Architectural History
Carnegie Mellon University’s exhibition, “Here to Stay: Celebrating 40 Years at the Architecture Archives 1984-2024,” highlights four decades of the collection, which was founded to create, conserve and promote the rich history of Pittsburgh’s buildings and tell part of the story of this dynamic city.
Carnegie Mellon: A Hub for Action and Innovation in Sustainable Research and Practice
Research and practice across Carnegie Mellon University have made it a hub for action and innovation for sustainability.
Carnegie Mellon Alumni Earn 4 Tony Awards
Carnegie Mellon Alumni Win four 2024 Tony Awards.
Rewriting History with ‘Suffs,’ 4 CMU Alumnae March Toward Tony Awards
Four Carnegie Mellon University alumnae have helped bring the fight for the 19th Amendment to a Broadway stage in “Suffs,” which opened April 18 and is nominated for six Tony Awards.
CMU Alumni Help ‘The Heart of Rock and Roll’ Beat on Broadway
Costume designer Jen Caprio and actor Corey Cott, both Carnegie Mellon School of Drama alumni, discuss contributing their talents to the new jukebox musical "The Heart of Rock and Roll" featuring the music of rock band Huey Lewis and the News on Broadway.