Team Projects Two Out of Three Glaciers Could Be Lost by 2100
Carnegie Mellon University's David Rounce has led an international effort to produce new projections of glacier mass loss through the century under different emissions scenarios.
Simulations Transform Coal-Like Material to Amorphous Graphite and Nanotubes
Work by Ohio University and the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center offers hope for converting coal to carbon-neutral materials for tech uses.
Inspiring the Next Generation of Artists
As the 2022 winner of the Excellence in Theater Education Award, Roshunda Jones-Koumba's students at G.W. Carver Magnet High School in Houston, Texas received special visiting master classes by faculty and alumni from the CMU School of Drama.
Shrinking Hydrogels Enlarge Nanofabrication Options
Researchers have developed a strategy for creating ultrahigh-resolution, complex 3D nanostructures out of various materials.
New Expansion Microscopy Methods Magnify Research's Impact
Unprecedented views of the interior of cells and other nanoscale structures are now possible thanks to innovations in expansion microscopy.
CMU Hosts Experts on Iranian Protests
Members of the Carnegie Mellon University community gathered on Nov. 17, 2022, for a panel discussion on the fight against gender apartheid and clerical despotism in Iran.
CMU, Fordham Law School Lead NSF Project To Bridge Law and Computing
CMU's School of Computer Science and Fordham University School of Law are collaborating to study innovative ways to make software more accountable by bridging the gap between law and computing.
Tartans Celebrated for Their Exceptional Academic Standing
Excellence in academics and athletics is not mutually exclusive at Carnegie Mellon University.
All Work and All Play
CMU alumnus and toy inventor Josh Finkle’s career is all in good fun.
Year in Review 2022
A look back at the top stories at Carnegie Mellon University in 2022.
Dark Therapy Shows Promise in Addressing Lazy Eye Condition
CMU neuroscientists have found after a week after transient dark exposure, the brain's neural networks adjust the way they process visual information.
The Lullaby Project Comes to Pittsburgh
The Lullaby Project, which pairs new and expecting parents with musicians to write a lullaby for their babies, came to Pittsburgh this fall thanks to a partnership between Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Music and Allegheny Health Network (AHN).