News

• Schneider receives NSF grant for rapid DNA analysis technology. Read More
• Carnegie Mellon's Andrzej J. Strojwas honored with 2016 Phil Kaufman Award. Read More
• Argyle Data and Carnegie Mellon University Silicon Valley announce new research paper: Real-time anomaly detection in streaming cellular network data. Read More
• Carnegie Mellon professors receive more than $1 million in funding to stop dendrite formation in lithium-ion batteries. Read More
• Datacenter-on-Chip: Researchers target a new paradigm for Big Data Computing. Read More
• CMU's proportion of undergraduate women in computer science and engineering soars above national averages. Read More

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Innovation & Excellence

Excellence in the College of Engineering

The College of Engineering ranks among the leaders in the world for engineering research and education. Learn more about the college's accolades in our about the college and Engineering Rankings pages.

Expanding Collaborations, Empowering People, Elevating Impact is the College of Engineering's strategic plan, which will ensure continued excellence at the college.  

Innovation & Entrepreneurship

The College of Engineering fosters an environment for innovation and entrepreneurial spirit. Learn about the college's efforts in innovation and entrepreneurship. 

Events

• October 3: CyLab Distinguished Lecture Series presents: "Characterizing and mitigating AS-based timing attacks on the Tor network". DEC, CIC Building
• October 4: CMU-ANSYS Groundbreaking Celebration. Pittsburgh campus
• October 4: BME Seminar Series: "Heterogeneous integration of inorganic devices with biological cells and tissues". Doherty A302
• October 5: CONNECTS Speaker Series: "Franchise opportunities". Newell Simon 3305
• October 6: Implicit Bias Training. D210 Hammerschalg Hall
• October 7: ULS presents: CMU Night at the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. Heinz Hall, Downtown Pittsburgh
• October 11: BME Seminar Series: "Digital image processing and analysis as a tool in life science: from drug screening to in situ sequencing". Doherty A302
• October 18: Implicit Bias Training for Search Committees. Marquis Room, Scott Hall
• November 2: Train the Trainer workshop by Bias Busters @ Carnegie Mellon University. Google Pittsburgh

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Mentions

• Wang receives National Institutes of Health R01 grant

  BME Head Yu-li Wang has been awarded a National Institutes of Health R01 grant to apply engineering approaches to understand how cell migration is affected by the input and output of mechanical signals under normal and diseased conditions. 

• Holm’s machine learning system featured on TechXplore

  MSE's Elizabeth Holm was featured on TechXplore for creating a system that will help materials scientists better collect and use visual data. The system uses machine learning algorithms to automatically recognize and categorize microstructural images of materials.  Read More

• Savvides featured in NOVA Next for iris-scanning tech

  ECE/CyLab's Marios Savvides was featured in NOVA Next for his work with iris-scanning technology. Our irises don’t change as we age, so Savvides believes the technology can help law enforcement identify victims of human trafficking, even if the victim had been abducted as a young child.   Read More

• INI’s DEC featured in eCampus News

  INI’s Kurt Haverstock published an article about the Distributed Education Classroom (DEC) model in eCampus News. The INI houses two DECS that help students and faculty in Pittsburgh connect with their counterparts in locations around the world.  Read More

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