COVID-19 research at CMU

Carnegie Mellon University has received many inquiries regarding support of the medical community during this challenging time, and is working to identify the most effective way for us to respond. We are working with a number of industry groups that connect and support organizations in the advanced manufacturing supply chain to understand how we can support their efforts and we are here to support yours as well.  While we work to understand and communicate more details on how we can all help, feel free to contact Sandra DeVincent Wolf with your ideas and requests for technical expertise.

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