News

• Media Advisory: Carnegie Mellon University's College of Engineering To Host Washington Speakers Series About the Controversial Science of Climate Engineering Continue Reading...
• Media Advisory: Carnegie Mellon University's Steinbrenner Institute Hosts 10th Anniversary of Environmental Media Fellowships for National Journalists Continue Reading...
• Three Professors Earn Highest Faculty Distinction at Carnegie Mellon Continue Reading...

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Innovation & Excellence

Interdisciplinary Innovation

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Events

• May 3 – May 30: ECE Seminar: Ali Sayed. Scaife Hall Auditorium
• 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 10 – June 12: 10th Anniversary of Environmental Media Fellowships for National Journalists . Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh Campus
• 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
• July 11 – July 13: Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS) 2012. AAAS Building, Washington, DC
• July 16 – July 27: SEE Program. Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh Campus
• August 27: Semester & Mini-1 Classes Begin. Carnegie Mellon Campus
• September 12: CEIC Seminar: The Pecan Street Project. EPP Conference Room

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Mentions

• Apt and Morgan in Post-Gazette

  EPP's Jay Apt and M. Granger Morgan wrote an article with Bill Strauss for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette about using cell phones on airplanes. They explain that, based upon their research, cell phones do pose a threat to the safety of airplane passengers. However, they also encourage more research be conducted on the topic.  Read More

• DSSC, ECE Host IEEE Distinguished Lecturer

  The Data Storage Systems Center, in conjunction with Carnegie Mellon's Electrical and Computer Engineering Department and the IEEE Magnetics Society's Pittsburgh Chapter, hosted a special seminar this month featuring IEEE Magnetics Society Distinguished Lecturer Masahiro Yamaguchi. Yamaguchi reviewed new soft magnetic thin film applications at radio frequencies for future system-in-package and system-on-chip technologies.  Read More

• CMUSV Students Design Software to Support Emergency Services

  Students in Carnegie Mellon Silicon Valley's MS Software Engineering program presented their final projects for their software engineering requirements engineering course. These student "deliverables" will be available to DMI at the end of this course, to be used for DMI-related research.  Read More

• 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! 

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