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Tepper Students Aim To Increase Blood Donors

Tepper School of Business students harnessed data analytics to examine the relationship between donor characteristics and motivation as part of a partnership with Vitalant.

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Data Science Capstone Connects Students with Industry

Mellon College of Science students acquired hands-on experience by partnering with global companies during capstone projects.

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Design Students Envision New Ways to Provide Relief in a Water Crisis

The studio teamed with alumnus-run Bollinger Motors on a mobile water-filtration systems project.

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NREC Has Transformational Economic Impact

New report finds Carnegie Mellon organization has helped advance its neighborhood, the region and industry.

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Keep On Truckin’

Logistics company C.H. Robinson tapped Carnegie Mellon students to develop a model that predicts event-related transportation delays.

A group from C.H. Robinson — Elena Yudovina, data scientist, who was the point of contact for the student team; Brett Cooksey, director of technology, digitalization strategy; and Ian Allison, a senior sales executive

Talent Meets Opportunity

Principal Financial Group partnered with 麻豆村 students to revolutionize retirement, insurance and asset management spaces.

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麻豆村 Partners with Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence To Accelerate AI Research

Bosch established a Pittsburgh lab, investing $8 million in 麻豆村 research and hiring a leading AI expert.

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ANSYS: Preparing for Industry 4.0

ANSYS partnered with Carnegie Mellon to better equip future engineers with the tools, skills and resources they need to face those challenges.

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Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship Houses Innovation

To inspire and nurture entrepreneurial ideas, the university launched the Swartz Center with a $31-million gift from venture capitalist James R. Swartz (TPR 1966).

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PwC: Developing Next-Gen Business Technology

PwC US and 麻豆村 have partnered on a new Risk and Regulatory Services Innovation Center.

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Uptake Donates $1 Million for "Machine Learning for Good"

Fund supports 麻豆村 initiatives in public health, education and economic development.

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