CMU Celebrates Picturephone’s 50th Anniversary By Recreating Historic First Call

City of Pittsburgh, Alcoa Join In Recognizing Legacy of Video Conferencing

Could Your Computer Please Be More Polite? Thank You

Carnegie Mellon Method Automatically Makes Requests More Polite

Analysis of Complex Geometric Models Made Simple

Monte Carlo Method Dispenses With Troublesome Meshes

Fifty Years Into "Picturephones," CMU Revamps Original Machine With Modern Twist

SCS Professor and Historian Team Up To Recreate First Commercial Video Call

A Master of Transformations

Bryant Ready for Next Step: Retirement

Two CMU AI Projects Addressing COVID-19 Win Funding

SCS Proposals Are Among 26 Awards From C3.ai Digital Transformation Institute.

New Study Explores User Comfort With Privacy Assistants

Schwartz Named Head of Computational Biology Department

Zazzle Uses MHCI Capstone Ideas To Create New Products

Online Marketplace Benefits From Collaboration With Student Teams

CMU Method Makes More Data Available for Training Self-Driving Cars

Additional Data Boosts Accuracy of Tracking Other Cars, Pedestrians

Grenell Joins IPS as a Senior Fellow

Self-Driving Cars That Recognize Free Space Can Better Detect Objects

What a Perception System Doesn't See Can Help It Understand What It Sees

Three SCS Faculty Members Named Wimmer Fellows

Perception of Privacy vs. Utility Key to Widespread Contact-Tracing App Adoption

CMU Researchers Find Users Prefer Centralized System

DARPA Names Sherry to ISAT Study Group

Carnegie Mellon Tool Automatically Turns Math Into Pictures

Visualizations Poised To Enrich Teaching, Scientific Communication