News and events
The College of Engineering is always buzzing with activity.
See our latest news stories and our upcoming events below to get a pulse on the breadth of activity going on at the college.
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News & Events
Ian Lane: Speech Recognition and Human Language Understanding
Assistant Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering Ian Lane explains how his team in Silicon Valley is working to develop interactive speech recognition and human language devices.
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Mario Berges: Unlocking the Power of Sensing Technology Today and Tomorrow
Associate Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering Mario Berges explains how sensing technologies, as well as statistical analysis and artificial intelligence, can be used to support and improve the world’s infrastructure systems.
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Carmel Majidi: Electronic Tattoos for Wearable Computing: Stretchable, Robust, and Inexpensive
Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Carmel Majidi discusses electronic tattoos, which are circuits made of silver nanoparticles printed on the same film used for children’s tattoos. These electronic tattoos have applications that range from health care to personal electronic devices to gaming.
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Charlie Ren Demonstration: Decellularizing a Lung Using Detergent Perfusion
Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering Charlie Ren demonstrates the process of decellularizing a lung using detergent perfusion.
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Charlie Ren: Engineering Organ-Specific Vasculature
Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering Charlie Ren talks about his research on how to engineer a vasculature for a specific organ.
Events
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July 25 2018
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Summer undergraduate internship research symposium
Scott Hall, Marquis Room
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July 25 2018
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Carnegie Mellon University Silicon Valley
Practicum pitch night
CMU-SV campus, Building 23
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August 13-15 2018
Pittsburgh campus