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Nov 11

Testing the durability of new probes Opens in new window

Mihir Lovalekar found a way to combine his interest in neurology with his major in mechanical engineering by getting involved with undergraduate research and the CMU Array.

Feb 22

Celebrating Engineers’ Week Opens in new window

Carnegie Mellon University’s College of Engineering is excited to celebrate Engineers’ Week 2021.

Nov 27

A route for avoiding defects during additive manufacturing Opens in new window

Research published in Science reveals how defects form during additive manufacturing, and offers insight into controlling machines to avoid this problem.

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The National Academies of Engineering, Science, and Mathematics

DeVincent Wolf selected for convergent manufacturing committee

The Dean’s Office’s Sandra DeVincent Wolf has been selected to serve on the National Academies Committee on Convergent Manufacturing. The committee will put together a publicly-accessible workshop on the topic.

America Makes

CMU wins additive manufacturing award

CMU was named one of the awardees in America Makes and the Air Force Research Laboratory’s additive manufacturing challenge titled “Mirco-scale Structure-to-Properties.”

America Makes

Carnegie Mellon team wins top design

MechE’s Kenji Shimada and Erica Martelly’s face mask design, Moldable Masks, were named a top design in America Makes’ “Fit to Face Challenge.”

Scientific Reports 2019, Journal of Synchrotron Radiation

Rollett and Cunningham co-author two of the most downloaded papers

MSE’s Anthony Rollett, as well as Ross Cunningham, who was a Ph.D. student in Rollett’s group, are co-authors on two of the most downloaded papers in their field for 2018-2019.

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