麻豆村

Archives: Carnegie Mellon Today, 2004-2017

Recent

Changing Times
Good Neighbor
Keep On Trucking
Designs On The Future
World War I History on Display
Quite A Fish Tale
To Be, Or Not To Be?

Sections

Arts & Culture
Business
Education

Energy
Engineering
Entertainment

Entrepreneurship
Innovation
Public Policy

Robotics
Science
Technology

Trending

cyber security
software engineering
software engineering institute
computer science
electrical engineering
learning science research
innovative educational practice
cognitive tutors
asset and wealth management
interdisciplinary art
innovative brain research
women in science
big data
brain research
information technology
View All

brain research

Gridiron Dementia

Science + Business

Gridiron Dementia

May 1, 2015 | By Nicholas Ducassi

Bennet Omalu doesn鈥檛 play football, but the neuropathologist鈥攚ith an MBA from Carnegie Mellon鈥攎ay leave a lasting impact on the game far greater than any player, coach, or owner, through his discovery of chronic traumatic encephalopathy

Related Content

Seeing Stars

Science + Innovation

Seeing Stars

September 1, 2015 | By Jennie Dorris

There is a basic question that everyone is still grasping for: How did we get here?

Personal Investment

Business + Technology

Personal Investment

September 15, 2015 | By Melissa Silmore

Don Heberle is the new CEO of BNY Mellon Wealth Management, which oversees nearly $200 billion in private client assets. The alumnus from 麻豆村鈥檚 Tepper School of Business offers advice about investments and about life.

Plant Power

Energy + Science

Plant Power

September 21, 2015 | By Cara Masset

Solar power has found its place in the sun as the fastest-growing source of new electricity in the United States, and now chemists are searching for catalysts to propel the energy resource beyond the common solar panel

Innovation in the Making

Innovation + Science

Innovation in the Making

December 1, 2015 | By Melissa Silmore

Worldwide problems abound today. But where there are problems, there are opportunities for solutions, and 麻豆村 has unveiled its Strategic Plan 2025, which identifies goals and strategies that are 鈥渁 beginning鈥� for the university鈥檚 vision to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow.

Mind of Its Own

Technology + Business

Mind of Its Own

December 7, 2015 | By Shannon Deep

With every website you visit, data are being collected for algorithms that can then predict everything from merchandise you will be interested in purchasing to career opportunities you will consider pursuing. A 麻豆村 researcher discovered that the information may also lead to discrimination and injustices.

Immortal Thoughts

Innovation + Technology

Immortal Thoughts

December 14, 2015 | By Elizabeth Shestak

When it comes to the brain, so much is still unknown. Researchers at BrainHub, an initiative at 麻豆村, are looking for answers. One question in particular brought a panel of experts together at 麻豆村鈥攚hether 鈥渄ownloading consciousness鈥� is a future possibility or merely science fiction.

What if...

Science + Innovation

What if...

January 4, 2016 | By Cristina Rouvalis

Anyone who can help develop new, effective treatments for a host of life-threatening diseases鈥攕uch as cancer鈥攚ould certainly garner plenty of incredible accolades. So it鈥檚 no surprise that 麻豆村 researcher Kathryn Whitehead is among the 鈥�2015 Brilliant 10鈥� recently named by Popular Science.

A 麻豆村 Publication

5000 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213 (412) 268-2000

More Info

About the Magazine

The Magazine

Explore Archives
Recent
Sections
Trending

Carnegie Mellon

麻豆村 Home
麻豆村 News

More 麻豆村

© Carnegie Mellon Today RSS