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    Carnegie Mellon scientists working on a way to revive junk satellites

    There are more than 6,500 satellites orbiting the Earth, but only about half of them are functional. CMU researchers want to revive some of them.
    04 Feb 2022

    Astronomer Diane Turnshek leads the fight for Dark Skies in Pittsburgh and beyond

    The effort to cut back on light pollution won't just make astronomers happy, it saves energy, improves the environment and makes us feel better.
    19 Jan 2022

    Army selects Pittsburgh startups to collaborate on exoskeleton project for soldiers

    If successful, this could result in a contract worth up to $2 million to develop a working prototype.
    25 Aug 2021
    Julia Parsons

    World War II codebreaker Julia Parsons celebrates 100th birthday with parade, Zoom party

    Parsons only started talking about her wartime experiences in 1997, taking her secret mission of breaking Germans’ naval codes to heart.
    01 Mar 2021

    Beef and beer are the biggest greenhouse gas emitters in Pittsburgh’s food system, says study

    The study found that Allegheny County’s entire food system produces 3.7 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions per year, with each person responsible for 3.1 tons.
    18 May 2020

    CMU and RoboTutor are educating thousands of kids in East Africa

    Working with the Zambian government and long-established charity groups, the next step is fundraising.
    20 May 2019

    Check out the winners of the VentureWell Hackathon & more from CMU Energy Week

    Now in its fourth year, CMU's annual Energy Eeek is all about advancing energy policy and innovation.
    27 Mar 2019

    U.S. Army launches AI Task Force at CMU, stirring concerns about lethal machines

    The U.S. Army AI Task Force puts Pittsburgh at the center of a growing debate over the future of warfare tech.
    04 Feb 2019
    Kenny Chen

    City.AI, a global group pushing for ethical AI, now has a Pittsburgh chapter founded by Kenny Chen

    Pittsburgh AI, our local chapter of this global advocacy network, will host public events throughout 2019.
    28 Jan 2019

    CMU spinoff Titan Robotics moves to HQ on South Side

    Ready to leave their incubator space at CMU, Titan Robotics chooses a new headquarters and home for research on Pittsburgh's South Side.
    24 Jun 2018
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