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Carnegie Mellon + Engineering

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Focusing on innovative, interdisciplinary, and global education and research,the College of Engineering is well-known for working on problems of both scientific and practical importance. Our acclaimed faculty focus on transformative results that will drive the intellectual and economic vitality of our community, nation and world. Our “maker” culture is ingrained in all that we do, leading to novel approaches and unprecedented results.

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Latest research

Sep 30

Playing nice: self-driving and human-driven cars sharing the road

Akin to when Model Ts traveled alongside horses and buggies, autonomous vehicles and human-driven vehicles will someday share the road. How to best manage the rise of AVs is the topic of a new Carnegie Mellon policy brief.

Sep 27

Cybersecurity

A new initiative to drive financial inclusion in Africa

Funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will bring together academia, government, and the private sector to make digital financial services more accessible.

Sep 23

Health & Biomedicine

Modeling the growth process of neurons

Jessica Zhang’s lab has furthered its research with IGA analysis and accurately modeled the growth of a neuron.

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Top 5

Sep 20

Energy & Environment

Engineering faculty featured in events at GCEAF

Many faculty from across the College of Engineering will be featured at events during this year’s Global Clean Energy Action Forum.

Sep 16

Energy & Environment

Research suggests drones more efficient for last-mile deliveries

A team lead by Costa Samaras and Thiago Rodrigues has shown that using small drones for the last mile of package deliveries uses less energy and creates fewer emissions than conventional means.

Sep 13

Advanced Manufacturing

Hydrogels pave way for future of soft robotics

Wenhuan Sun, Victoria Webster-Wood, and Adam Feinberg have created an open-source, commercially available fiber extruder to benefit future research with hydrogels and soft robotics.

Sep 8

Artificial Intelligence

Transformational growth at CMU-Africa

A historic partnership with the Mastercard Foundation will expand the engineering and technology, research, and entrepreneurship programs at CMU-Africa, helping to strengthen Africa’s technology, innovation, and research ecosystem.

Sep 6

News & Events

Research offers experience to undergraduate students

Engineering students at Carnegie Mellon are often involved in research labs with faculty, post-doctoral researchers, and graduate students. But Marcus Yu had the unique experience of working in a lab that included researchers who were entirely undergraduate students.

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Sep 30

Playing nice: self-driving and human-driven cars sharing the road

Akin to when Model Ts traveled alongside horses and buggies, autonomous vehicles and human-driven vehicles will someday share the road. How to best manage the rise of AVs is the topic of a new Carnegie Mellon policy brief.

Top 5

  1. Engineering faculty featured in events at GCEAF

    September 20, 2022

  2. Research suggests drones more efficient for last-mile deliveries

    September 16, 2022

  3. Hydrogels pave way for future of soft robotics

    September 13, 2022

  4. Transformational growth at CMU-Africa

    September 8, 2022

  5. Research offers experience to undergraduate students

    September 6, 2022

Sep 27

Cybersecurity

A new initiative to drive financial inclusion in Africa

Funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will bring together academia, government, and the private sector to make digital financial services more accessible.

Sep 23

Health & Biomedicine

Modeling the growth process of neurons

Jessica Zhang’s lab has furthered its research with IGA analysis and accurately modeled the growth of a neuron.

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