COVID-19

As the world experiences an unprecedented situation due to coronavirus, the Carnegie Mellon University community is responding with innovative approaches to education, impactful research, and a commitment to service.

Below are stories of some of the efforts we have underway in the College of Engineering to apply our technical skills and determination to fight the outbreak, as well as move teaching and research online.

May 4

Health & Biomedicine

Working against the clock

Alumnus Raj Kapoor teamed up with health-tech startup Clara Health to create World Without COVID to connect people from all over the world to clinical trials in their local communities.

Apr 30

COVID-19

Yağan receives emergency NSF grant to help fight COVID-19

ECE’s Osman Yağan seeks to understand the spread of coronavirus and how public health measures can reduce that spread.

Tech Spark is fabricating face shields for essential workers at the front lines of the COVID-19 response.

Behind the shield

Apr 10

Artificial Intelligence

Outsmarting a virus

Can machine learning help us to accelerate the antibody discovery process to fight highly infectious viral diseases like COVID-19 and save thousands of lives?

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Centers & Institutes

Next Manufacturing Center

As one of the world’s leading 3-D printing research centers, the NextManufacturing Center is defining the future of advanced manufacturing from metals to bio-printing. With more than 20 researchers from across disciplines, the center remains at the cutting edge of this field by exploring the interrelated processing, materials, cost, and design challenges of 3-D printing.

College of Engineering research centers and institutes