News 2021

December 2021

Collaged portraits of Keenan Crane, Jodi Forlizzi, Lining Yao and Jian Ma.

SCS Faculty Receive Endowed Professorships

Aaron Aupperlee

Different uses for repulsive forces to optimize shapes are depicted in a collage, including 3D models of the internal structure of a rabbit, the interior of a human hand, and muscles in a human arm.

Repulsive Energies Lead CMU Researchers To Rethink Computer Graphics

Aaron Aupperlee

Two young girls, both with dark hair, use a soldering iron under the guidance of an adult man wearing a grey pullover with a facemask and safety glasses.

CMU's Girls of Steel Receive Grant From Lemelson-MIT Program To Create BuzzBand

Wearable Fitness Device Designed for Youth With Autism Spectrum Disorders

Aaron Aupperlee

The Highbay at NREC: a long industrial room with a vaulted ceiling. A spiral staircase in the foreground connects the main floor to the second floor. An autonomous SUV is parked in the middle of the main floor.

NREC Has Transformational Economic Impact

New Report Finds Center Has Helped Advance Its Neighborhood, Region and Industry

Gera Jochum

A selection of cards from the game Energy Utopia.

Games for Change: CMU Course Strategizes Around Sustainability

Michael Henninger

A sleek black and red racecar on a red background with the words "Learn To Race Challenge: Safe Learning for Autonomous Driving"

CMU's Roborace Team Launches Virtual, Autonomous Racing Challenge

Aaron Aupperlee

Portrait of Shruti Rijhwani.

Rijhwani Named to Forbes 30 Under 30 for Work To Save Endangered Languages

Bryan Burtner

A photo of a member of the Iris team working on the rover as it is secured to the payload deck.

CMU's Iris Rover Secured to Lunar Lander

Integration Among Final Steps Before Launch of Student-Led Moon Mission

Aaron Aupperlee

Carnegie Mellon University's Iris rover is bolted in and ready for its journey to the moon. The tiny rover passed a huge milestone on Wednesday, Dec. 2, when it was secured to one of the payload decks of Astrobotic's Peregrine Lunar Lander, which will deliver it to the moon next year.

Five students — a male, three females and another male — pose in front of the U.S. Capitol.

LTI Ph.D. Leads CMU Students Setting New Voting Trends

Ann Lyon Ritchie

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