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Our “maker” culture is ingrained in all that we do, leading to novel approaches and unprecedented results. About the College Contact us Make a gift CORONAVIRUS UPDATES: Get the latest information from Carnegie Mellon concerning the global coronavirus outbreak and learn more about current travel restrictions. There are no known cases at Carnegie Mellon or in the Pittsburgh region. Latest research A gnu way to control room temperature Energy & Environment Pushing robotics uphill Robotics Creating an on-off switch for heat Advanced Manufacturing The future of human healing lies in the brain of a starfish Health & Biomedicine Mar 05 Going with the flow In solving an age-old physics problem, a team led by Civil and Environmental Engineering’s Jerry Wang has helped enable a future permeated with nanoporous materials. Mar 2 Cybersecurity To predict an epidemic, evolution can’t be ignored In a new study, a team of Carnegie Mellon University researchers show for the first time how important evolutionary adaptations are in predicting epidemics. Feb 28 Cybersecurity Engineering faculty receive CAREER awards Four College of Engineering faculty members have been awarded CAREER awards by the National Science Foundation (NSF). CORONAVIRUS UPDATES: Get the latest information from Carnegie Mellon concerning the global coronavirus outbreak and learn more about current travel restrictions. There are no known cases at Carnegie Mellon or in the Pittsburgh region. Top 5 Feb 25 Energy & Environment Greenhouse gas emissions from Pittsburgh’s food system A new report from a student team details the climate impacts from the production, packaging, transportation, and refrigeration of all food consumed in Allegheny County. Feb 21 Robotics Making tracks in the desert Catherine Pavlov, a Ph.D. candidate in mechanical engineering, traveled to the Atacama Desert to conduct experiments she modeled that aim to gain non-grasping functionality from space rovers. Feb 17 Cyberphysical Systems Feet beyond fiction Carnegie Mellon’s Pei Zhang is part of a team blurring the line between science and magic with a footstep-sensing invention inspired by Harry Potter’s Marauder’s Map. Feb 14 Cyberphysical Systems Heating and cooling that anticipates your needs Researchers have created a system that predicts each occupant’s ideal temperature range and changes the room temperature to provide better comfort for all. Feb 11 Artificial Intelligence Capturing physiological signals with an app and a tap For someone suffering from an acute illness or a medical emergency, the nearest healthcare facility can be several hours away in some parts of the world. Researchers are working to bridge this gap in patient care with machine learning. Mar 05 Going with the flow In solving an age-old physics problem, a team led by Civil and Environmental Engineering’s Jerry Wang has helped enable a future permeated with nanoporous materials. Top 5 Greenhouse gas emissions from Pittsburgh’s food system February 25, 2020 Making tracks in the desert February 21, 2020 Feet beyond fiction February 17, 2020 Heating and cooling that anticipates your needs February 14, 2020 Capturing physiological signals with an app and a tap February 11, 2020 Mar 2 Cybersecurity To predict an epidemic, evolution can’t be ignored In a new study, a team of Carnegie Mellon University researchers show for the first time how important evolutionary adaptations are in predicting epidemics. Feb 28 Cybersecurity Engineering faculty receive CAREER awards Four College of Engineering faculty members have been awarded CAREER awards by the National Science Foundation (NSF). Latest research A gnu way to control room temperature Energy & Environment Pushing robotics uphill Robotics Creating an on-off switch for heat Advanced Manufacturing The future of human healing lies in the brain of a starfish Health & Biomedicine The most complex problems. The most diverse experts. Advanced Collaboration® is how the College of Engineering solves the world’s greatest problems. If you’d like to write about our research or inquire about partnerships, please contact us. Our Programs Featured Program Biomedical Engineering Collaborate across engineering disciplines and with cutting-edge medical facilities in Pittsburgh for a strong foundation in both biomedicine and traditional engineering. Featured Program Carnegie Mellon University Africa Prepare to be a technology manager and innovator through a multidisciplinary curriculum with a special emphasis on emerging ICT innovations and applications in Africa. Featured Program Carnegie Mellon University Silicon Valley Combine the rich heritage and resources of Carnegie Mellon’s Pittsburgh campus with the opportunities of the dynamic Silicon Valley business environment with programs designed to innovate in research and support entrepreneurs. Featured Program Chemical Engineering Explore chemical and process systems engineering research and computing in one of the oldest chemical engineering programs in the country. Featured Program Civil & Environmental Engineering Gain hands-on experience, explore personal passions, and devise imaginative solutions to global challenges of climate change, energy efficiency, and more in environments both natural and constructed. Featured Program Electrical & Computer Engineering Study electrical and computer sciences with an emphasis on entrepreneurship, maker culture, and a practical, conscientious application of knowledge. Featured Program Engineering & Public Policy Prepare yourself for a career in any engineering discipline, fortified with the robust understanding of the economical, social, historical, and political factors that affect it. Featured Program Information Networking Institute Develop technical, interdisciplinary skills in information networking, security, and mobility while incorporating business and policy perspectives. Featured Program Integrated Innovation Institute Synthesize the primary disciplines in product and service innovation, including functional performance (engineering), human interface (design), and economic value (business) while focusing on innovation methods and practice. Featured Program Materials Science & Engineering Discover the unique behaviors, properties, and development of new materials, and learn how to use this knowledge to solve real-world technical challenges. Featured Program Mechanical Engineering Tackle complex and innovative problem-solving while studying robots, materials, molecules, and machines, from design to manufacturing to everyday use. For screen resolutions 1200px or higher, when moving forward, the carousel moves forward 1 program using the tab key and 2 programs if using the forward arrow key Events March 19 2020 10:30 AM Chemical Engineering ChemE Seminar Series: Cathy Fromen Margaret Morrison Hall A14 March 23-27 2020 Scott Institute for Energy Innovation CMU Energy Week Register for CMU Energy Week March 27 2020 1:00 PM ...