Assistant professor of chemical and biomedical engineering Kris Noel Dahl (CIT'98) and her research team are studying the mechanics of the nuclei of our bodyís cells in an effort to better understand how our genes express themselves. For more, visit: dahl.cheme.cmu.edu
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The Pittsburgh Science and Technology Academy began as a student research project at Carnegie Mellon University's Heinz College in 2006 and launched in fall 2009 as part of the Pittsburgh public school system. In this video, Sam Franklin (MSPPM '07) provides an overview of the Academy's curriculum and discusses how Heinz College projects can have a real world impact.
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A panel of alumni and a current student discuss how they started businesses while studying at Carnegie Mellon University. Featuring Steven Fleck, clearcount Medical Solutions (moderator); Bryan Kaplan, Collaborative Fusion; Nathan Martin, Deep Local; Jessica Trybus, Etcetera Edutainment; and David Chen, Fooala.
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The Pre-College Art Program at Carnegie Mellon University motivates, stimulates and prepares you as an emerging artist. The program uses traditional tools and new technologies in a variety of media to help develop your portfolio and your conceptual and technical skills needed to succeed in college-level art courses. For more information, visit: www.cmu.edu
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More than 400 alumni and friends gathered on November 5 for an inside look at how the Carnegie Mellon community is making an impact on key areas of importance to New York and the world, including energy, information systems, arts and entertainment, and the financial/investment industry. The event featured a panel discussion about drivers of the new economy, and how New York and Carnegie Mellon are poised to lead the way in energy, information systems, arts and entertainment, and the ...
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The sensorfly is a novel low-cost controlled-mobile aerial sensor networking platform developed by Carnegie Mellon Silicon Valley students Aveek Purohit, Zheng Sun, and professor Pei Zhang. A flock of these 29 gram autonomous helicopter nodes with communication, ranging and collaborative path determination capabilities can be extremely useful in sensing survivors after disasters. The team was awarded the Best Demo prize at the 7th annual ACM Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems ...
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The Pre-College Design Program at Carnegie Mellon University educates tomorrows design leaders to help shape a changing world. The program offers individual and group experiences in drawing, form-making, design research methods, graphic communications, photography, image-making and typography. For more information, visit www.cmu.edu
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College of Engineering dean Pradeep Khosla and engineering and public policy professor Ed Rubin introduce Senator Bob Casey's climate speech on November 13, 2009. The Senator spoke about Pennsylvania's proud industrial and manufacturing heritage, natural resources, and skilled work force as a backdrop for the states transition to a clean energy economy. For more on Senator Casey, visit: www.casey.senate.gov
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On November 13, 2009, Senator Bob Casey delivered a climate speech at Carnegie Mellon University. The Senator spoke about Pennsylvania's proud industrial and manufacturing heritage, natural resources, and skilled work force as a backdrop for the states transition to a clean energy economy. For more on Senator Casey, visit: www.casey.senate.gov
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