News

• News Brief: Carnegie Mellon Receives Two State-of-the-Art Scanning Electron Microscopes. Read More
• News Brief: Yu-li Wang Elected to AIMBE College of Fellows. Read More
• News Brief: Carnegie Mellon Study Shows Electric Vehicle Range and Emissions Vary With Climate. Read More
• News Brief: Carnegie Mellon University Team Finds Exporting Natural Gas Will Not Increase Greenhouse Gas Emissions. Read More
• News Brief: American Society of Civil Engineers Honors Dean James H. Garrett, Jr. and Professor Mitchell Small. 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

• March 3: VentureBridge: Essentials of Startup Financial Management. Silicon Valley Campus, Building 23, Room 110
• March 3: This Link is Broken: Communicating Effectively in a Global Environment. A53 Baker Hall
• March 4: CIE: Agile Product Development. Newell Simon Hall Room 3305
• March 5: Start Smart: Raising Capital (Part 2) Negotiating a Term Sheet. 3305 Newell Simon Hall
• March 9 – March 13: Spring Break; No Classes. Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh Campus
• March 24: VentureBridge: Company Formation Issues for Entrepreneurs. Silicon Valley Campus, Building 23, Room 110
• March 25: Improving the "Flow" of Your Writing. A53 Baker Hall
• April 17 – April 18: Spring Carnival. Morewood Parking Lot
• April 22: Creating Effective PowerPoint Presentations. A53 Baker Hall
• April 22: Designing Effective Research Posters. A53 Baker Hall

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Mentions

• CMU's HACMS Project Highlighted on 60 Minutes

  DARPA's HACMS Program was highlighted in a recent CBS 60 Minutes segment. Carnegie Mellon leads one of the DARPA supported projects to produce ultra-secure systems that are resilient to growing cyber threats. The CMU multidisciplinary research team is led by ECE's Franz Franchetti.  Read More

• Cranor Discusses the Future of Passwords

  EPP/CyLab Professor Lorrie Cranor has been mentioned in several publications for her work in improving individual online security through password alternatives. The San Francisco Gate, InfoWorld and Mercury News each discussed how passwords are no longer sufficient in protecting citizens' online identities, and how biometrics is a possible solution. 

• Menon Selected as Carnegie Science Center Communication Fellow

  ECE's Prahlad Menon was selected as a Winter 2015 Carnegie Science Center Communication Fellow. Fellows are researchers, graduate students, and other STEM or science-based professionals who have been certified by Carnegie Science Center as excellent communicators about current science.  Read More

• Litster Published in Journal of Power Sciences

  MechE's Shawn Litster was the corresponding author on an article titled, "Multiple Imaging Mode X-ray Computed Tomography for Distinguished Active and Inactive Phases in Lithium-Ion Battery Cathodes," published in the Journal of Power Sciences.  Read More

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