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Researchers Publish Study Highlighting Economic Savings with Direct Current
Mechanical Engineering Department Named Bicycle-Friendly Workplace
Win-Win: All-American Athlete and NCAA Scholarship Winner Nick Gianopoulos
Changes to Video Game Console Standards Could Lower U.S. Energy Consumption
CMU Joins New Global Foundation for Improving Urban Life
News
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Events
- May 3 – May 30: ECE Seminar: Ali Sayed. Scaife Hall Auditorium
- May 15 – May 17: CERT: Managing Enterprise Information Security: A Practical Approach for Achieving Defense-in-Depth. SEI Arlington, VA
- May 21: Summer Session One: All Classes Begin. Carnegie Mellon Campus
- May 21 – May 22: Workshop: “Startup Funding: Streamlining Venture Capitalists and Business Angels”. Seminar Room of the Rectory of the Universidade do Algarve (Faro)
- May 29: TOCS / ILSS Executive Speaker Series Event: International Space Station (ISS) Utilization for Technology Incubation and Commercialization . Room 118, Carnegie Mellon University Silicon Valley Campus
- June 9: Silicon Valley Campus Celebrates 10 Years of Developing Software Leaders. Moffett Field
- June 19: CyLab Research Talk: The Persistence of Passwords and Evaluating Authentication Alternatives. CIC Building
- July 2: Summer Session Two: All Classes Begin. Carnegie Mellon Campus
Mentions
Acquisti in NYT
CyLab researcher Alessandro Acquisti was recently quoted in a New York Times article about new technology that enables consumers to use their cell phones as a wallet. His comment implies that there are serious privacy implications to some of these technologies because it allows companies to collect even more data about consumer habits and preferences. Read More
MPD Team Wins Delphi Competition
A team of students in the Master of Product Development program recently won the Delphi Innovation Competition. The challenge in the competition was to find a way to perfectly align an electric vehicle onto a wireless inductive charging pad in a parking spot, allowing the car to charge quickly without plugging it in. The students had to consider whether their solution was cost-effective, time-efficient, and could be repeated in addition to being accurate.
Dean Khosla Nominated for Two Light of India Awards
CIT Dean Pradeep K. Khosla has been nominated for two Light of India Awards, an initiative of Remit2India (a Times Group service) to recognize excellence of Indians Abroad across different fields. It emphasizes the critical role that this community has played in terms of its contribution both to India and the world. Dean Khosla has been nominated for both a Science & Technology and an Education Award. Vote for Dean Khosla!