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SCS Is The Question to Jeopardy's $1,000 Answer

Byron Spice - December 18, 2014

Carnegie Mellon Lunar Rover Wows XPRIZE Judges, Wins First Milestone Prize for Development Toward Flight Readiness

Byron Spice - December 16, 2014

Okawa Foundation Awards Research Grant To Yong-Lae Park

Byron Spice - December 15, 2014

New Product Developed at Carnegie Mellon Could Revolutionize Bone Fracture Treatment

Daniel Tkacik - December 9, 2014

CMU and PSC Researchers Win HPCwire Awards

Byron Spice - December 5, 2014

Breathe Cam Lets Citizens Document Pittsburgh’s Visual Air Pollution and Its Sources

Byron Spice - December 3, 2014

Carnegie Mellon Animation Software, "Alice," Supports Computing Curricula in Qatar's Schools

D. Murry Evans - December 1, 2014

Using Social Media for Large Behavioral Studies Is Fast and Cheap, But Fraught With Biases and Distortion

Byron Spice - November 25, 2014

Carnegie Mellon's CoBot Robots Reach 1,000-Kilometer Milestone of Autonomous Operation

Byron Spice - November 25, 2014

Carnegie Mellon Unveils Lunar Rover "Andy"

Byron Spice - November 24, 2014

Shaw Receives National Medal of Technology at White House Ceremony

Byron Spice - November 20, 2014

Harrison Named Packard Fellow

Susie Cribbs - November 19, 2014

Shaw To Receive National Medal of Technology at White House Ceremony

Byron Spice - November 19, 2014

Meet Andy: Lunar Rover Unveiling and Tech Fair Slated for Monday

Byron Spice - November 19, 2014

CMU Teams Take Three of Top Five Spots at Regional Programming Competition

Byron Spice - November 18, 2014

Robots on CNN

Byron Spice - November 17, 2014

Happy Birthday HCII!

Susie Cribbs - November 13, 2014

Computer Vision Expert Martial Hebert Named Director of Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute

Byron Spice - November 6, 2014

Do Your Smartphone Apps Invade Your Privacy? Carnegie Mellon Offers an Online Report Card

Byron Spice - November 5, 2014