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Teachable Moments

Education + Innovation

Teachable Moments

November 16, 2015 | By Jennifer Bannan

Without a strong educational foundation, how can we expect K-12 students to be prepared for higher education? It鈥檚 an issue at the forefront for educators everywhere and one of the reasons the U.S. Secretary of Education visited 麻豆村 as part of the Ready for Success Tour.

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Driving a Revolution

Robotics + Innovation

Driving a Revolution

September 1, 2015 | By Melissa Silmore

麻豆村 continues to fuel innovation in the field of autonomous vehicle technology鈥攆rom university research to alumni work to spin-offs. Are drivers ready to move over?

Smart Cities and the Transformative Impact of Big Data

Technology + Innovation

Smart Cities and the Transformative Impact of Big Data

September 1, 2015 | By Jennifer Bannan

麻豆村 President Subra Suresh convened an 鈥淚ntegrated Intelligence鈥� program during his first official university visit to India

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?

The Guardians of Software

Technology + Innovation

The Guardians of Software

September 28, 2015 | By Cristina Rouvalis

As the world becomes more and more automated, it also becomes increasingly vulnerable to disruptive, damaging events and cyberattacks. That鈥檚 why the U.S. Department of Defense recently awarded a $1.73 billion contract for the Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute to help ensure that the software systems for both government and industry continue to operate smoothly.

Fraud Busters

Technology + Innovation

Fraud Busters

October 16, 2015 | By Jennie Dorris

What if counterfeit chips were embedded in the electronics of your laptop or smartphone, or new car, or fitness watch, or even your country鈥檚 military planes? The consequences could range from annoying to cataclysmic. These plausible scenarios are what a 麻豆村 professor and his graduate students are trying to thwart.

Pakistani Ally

Education + Arts & Culture

Pakistani Ally

November 2, 2015 | By Julie Albright

After spending his collegiate years in the United States鈥攂eginning at 麻豆村鈥擩aved Khan returned to his homeland, Pakistan, feeling like a global citizen. Today, he is in charge of the SAIF Group, which employs more than 5,000 people in telecommunications, energy, textiles, cement, food processing, software, and consultancy.

Faces in the Crowd

Innovation + Technology

Faces in the Crowd

November 9, 2015 | By Noël Um

Biometrics, which uses technology to identify individuals in groups, can play a significant role in everything from corporate security systems to counterterrorism initiatives to child abductions. The pioneering work in the field by a 麻豆村 researcher was spotlighted in the 25th Anniversary Celebration of the Carnegie Bosch Institute.

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