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Carnegie Mellon + Engineering

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.

The College of Enginering is offering a new Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence Engineering (MS AIE) degree that combines the fundamentals of AI with engineering domain knowledge and culminates in an integrated capstone project.

Learn more about the Master’s of AI Engineering degree.

Latest research

Dec 08

Equality and air quality: the decarbonization balancing act

Destenie Nock and Teagan Goforth provide a new framework for energy policymakers to model tradeoffs between multiple objectives in the transition to carbon neutrality.

Dec 5

Health & Biomedicine

Dark therapy shows promise in addressing lazy eye condition

A therapy to aid patients with amblyopia, also known as “lazy eye,” is the focus of a new pilot study by Carnegie Mellon researchers.

Nov 30

Energy & Environment

How Uber and Lyft affect U.S. cities

A new policy brief series examines how Uber and Lyft have redefined mobility, affecting travel patterns, car ownership, congestion, the economy, the environment, and equity in our cities.

The College of Enginering is offering a new Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence Engineering (MS AIE) degree that combines the fundamentals of AI with engineering domain knowledge and culminates in an integrated capstone project.

Learn more about the Master’s of AI Engineering degree.

Top 5

Nov 22

Health & Biomedicine

Better than a hole in the head

Intracranial pressure sensing is the burgeoning focus of Jana Kainerstorfer’s biomedical optics lab, and her team is working to create noninvasive ICP sensing alternatives.

Nov 18

News & Events

Human connections

Recent Engineering graduate Maya Garg discusses her experience as a volunteer tutor for incarcerated people in Allegheny County.

Nov 15

Health & Biomedicine

Did you hear that?

Alum-founded company, Audition Technology, offers over-the-counter hearing aids.

Nov 10

Energy & Environment

A natural gas bridge to net zero?

Destenie Nock explores the future of natural gas-fired power and its potential role in mitigating global greenhouse gas emissions.

Nov 8

News & Events

Alumna “pays it forward” with scholarship

Lauren (Milisits) Gonzalez was able to afford CMU because of scholarships, so she’s using her success—with her employer’s match—to help future mechanical engineers get the same opportunity.
Browse Recent News

Dec 08

Equality and air quality: the decarbonization balancing act

Destenie Nock and Teagan Goforth provide a new framework for energy policymakers to model tradeoffs between multiple objectives in the transition to carbon neutrality.

Top 5

  1. Better than a hole in the head

    November 22, 2022

  2. Human connections

    November 18, 2022

  3. Did you hear that?

    November 15, 2022

  4. A natural gas bridge to net zero?

    November 10, 2022

  5. Alumna “pays it forward” with scholarship

    November 8, 2022

Dec 5

Health & Biomedicine

Dark therapy shows promise in addressing lazy eye condition

A therapy to aid patients with amblyopia, also known as “lazy eye,” is the focus of a new pilot study by Carnegie Mellon researchers.

Nov 30

Energy & Environment

How Uber and Lyft affect U.S. cities

A new policy brief series examines how Uber and Lyft have redefined mobility, affecting travel patterns, car ownership, congestion, the economy, the environment, and equity in our cities.

Latest research

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Events

  • December 15 2022

    11:00 AM - 1:00 PM ET

    Tech Spark Design Expo

    Tech Spark, ANSYS Hall/Hamerschlag Hall C-level