CMU and Cleveland Clinic develop AI system to interpret cardiac MRI scans
Trained on more than 13,000 patient studies, the novel system developed by Ding Zhao in partnership with the Cleveland Clinic…
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CMU-Africa holds 13th graduation ceremony
With the graduation of the Class of 2026, CMU-Africa reached an important milestone: 1,000 alumni.
Earbuds that listen to the heart
Researchers show that regular earbuds can be turned into heart-vibration sensors that measure detailed heart valve activity…
Pedal Power: How two engineering Ph.D.s founded the Tartan Bike Project
Civil and Environmental Engineering doctoral candidates Kenedy Sánchez and Hosea Santiago-Cruz created a new student-led service…
Green infrastructure for Pittsburgh and beyond
Civil and environmental engineering researchers are partnering with local communities across Allegheny County to develop…
Jon Cagan named University Professor
Jon Cagan is among six faculty members named as University Professors, recognizing their exceptional contributions to research,…
Rewiring tennis with AI
Student startup receives commitment of funding at the Forge to Field AI Pitch Competition.
Developing robots that can walk through mud
Aaron Johnson’s Robomechanics Lab and FieldAI are developing a new technology to help robots move efficiently through muddy and…
Breakthrough in digital thermal control
A Carnegie Mellon research team developed an energy-efficient “digitized heat” technology using phase-change materials to…
To go further, these drones take the bus
As drone delivery expands in cities, CMU researchers are exploring a novel idea: drones that “hitchhike” on buses and other…
From yogurt cups to building blocks
Students worked with nonprofit Reimagined Recyling to provide recommendations on pressing and processing of discarded plastics to…
Using explainable AI to increase energy connectivity
Sarah Moses (MSIT ’26), who grew up in South Sudan and Kenya with limited or no access to power, saw an opportunity to help…
Akinci installed as the Strecker Dean of the College of Engineering
On the eve of Spring Carnival, Burcu Akinci was installed as the second Dr. William D. and Nancy W. Strecker Dean of the College…
Kainerstorfer inducted into AIMBE College of Fellows
Jana Kainerstorfer has been named a Fellow of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE), one of the…
See one, do one, teach AI one
In Chris McComb’s Mechanics II: 3D Design course, AI pushes students to think critically and teach nuanced engineering topics…
An upstream battle: Fishing policy in Alaska
Researchers look at whether salmon fishing management policies in the Yukon River actually balance ecological goals with the…
Engineering alumni “Rise” to the occasion
Seven College of Engineering alumni are part of this year’s group of Tartans on the Rise.
Overcoming the body’s oxygen gap in cell-based therapies
A multi-institution team has developed an effective intervention to shield a sufficient number of cells from the host immune…
What a scoop! Engineering alumnus thrives in the newsroom
After years of study and research in materials science and geology, Darius Dixon’s curiosity, investigative spirit, and love of…
Polymers, prototypes, and Penguins
In season nine of Rethink the Rink, students solve issues associated with goalie chest protectors, including impact absorption,…
CMU researchers ensuring safety for AV pilot deployment in DC
Researchers from CMU’s Safety21, who explore autonomous vehicle safety and connected infrastructure, were in Washington DC during…
New stimulation method builds on focused ultrasound research
A new study shows ultrasound can subtly prepare the brain to respond, rather than directly triggering activity. Combined with…
Robotics Innovation Center is open and ready for research and partners
Marked with a visit from Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, Carnegie Mellon University officially opened the Robotics Innovation…
AI + human intelligence = productivity and scalability
By using digital twin technology to integrate human intelligence with artificial intelligence, Civil Engineering’s Pingbo Tang is…
Teaching machines to engineer machines
Nakahira received a Young Investigator Award from the Japan Science and Technology Agency for developing a machine that builds…
Freestanding 3D MXene structures push the limits of microscale devices
Rahul Panat has developed a single-step printing technique that transforms atomically thin MXene nanosheets into intricate,…
Cagan, Jahanian, Pitel Elected to National Academy of Engineering
Jonathan Cagan and CMU President Farnam Jahanian were elected to the prestigious National Academy of Engineering's 2026 class.
AI saves 3D prints in real time
Amir Barati Farimani is teaching 3D printers to see, diagnose, and self-correct errors in real time using a new large language…
Hijacking red blood cells allows parasite to escape
Researchers discovered that the parasite Babesia microti uses red blood cells to migrate. It may be a way to evade the immune…
Accelerating materials innovation through AI and data science
By leveraging expertise in materials and artificial intelligence from across departments, researchers from Carnegie Mellon are…
Tapping into risk in America’s drinking water
A new Drinking Water Utilities Climate Risk Index finds utilities serving 67 million people face high climate risk. Yet 36% of…
Tracking fetal health through mother’s abdomen
Researchers propose a method to estimate fetal oxygen through the abdomen. By modeling how light moves through maternal and fetal…
Fuchs joins World Economic Forum meeting in Davos
CMU’s Erica Fuchs returns to the World Economic Forum annual meeting to participate in and moderate sessions alongside global…
What thermostat preferences reveal about U.S. energy usage
A new study published in Nature Energy provides a foundation for understanding how Americans experience temperatures in their…
Carnegie Mellon awarded ARPA-H contract to develop 3D bioprinted liver
A Carnegie Mellon University-led team has received up to $28.5 million to develop a functional, 3D bioprinted liver for patients…
Breakthrough in brain sensing
Carnegie Mellon engineering researchers have designed the first microfabricated stainless steel neural probe that allows for…
The perfect shot
Researchers develop a camera with spatially selective focusing, allowing the lens to focus on objects at many different distances…
Rail renaissance
Carnegie Mellon University researchers are bringing passenger rail back to communities by revitalizing existing rail lines—and in…
Training students to bring fundamentals to AI frontiers
Chemical engineering students learn to fuse domain knowledge with machine learning and data science, a combination of skills that…
Savvides named National Academy of Inventors Fellow
Marios Savvides has been named National Academy of Inventors Fellow, the highest professional distinction accorded solely to…
Unified EEG imaging improves mapping for epilepsy surgery
A machine-learning method analyzes all major epilepsy biomarkers noninvasively, offering a faster, unified way to locate…
Researching a hot topic
Mechanical engineering undergraduate finds research opportunities that combine his interest in 3D printing and robotics.
Uncovering how cells reshape their surroundings
A new chemoselective method reveals how cells rebuild their surroundings. Developed by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University…