Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science
Skip to Main Content
Search
Search
Toggle Visibility of Menu
Education
Education
Overview of Programs
Education
Course Listings
Education
Executive Education
Education
Online Graduate Certificate
Undergraduate
Education
Programs
Education
Admissions
Education
General Education Requirements
Education
Policies and Procedures
Education
Undergraduate Research and Honors Thesis
Education
Dean's List
Master's
Education
Programs
Education
Admissions
Doctoral
Education
Overview
Education
Programs
Education
Admissions
Education
For International Students
Education
Student Awards
Education
Faculty Awards
Research
Research
Research at SCS
Research
Selected Publications
Research
Student Research Opportunities
Research
Faculty Awards
Research
The Allen Newell Award for Research Excellence
News & Events
News & Events
SCS News
News & Events
Updates & Alerts
News & Events
The Link Magazine
News & Events
Media Kit and Press Contacts
News & Events
Events Calendar
News & Events
SCS Seminar Series
News & Events
SCS Distinguished Lecture Series
About SCS
About SCS
Directions, Maps & Parking
About SCS
Tour Policy
About SCS
Key Contacts
About SCS
Directory
About SCS
Alumni Engagement
About SCS
Giving
About SCS
Outreach
About SCS
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
About SCS
Faculty Hiring
About SCS
Employment at SCS
About SCS
SCS Career Center
About SCS
About the Dean
Partnerships
Departments
Departments
Ray and Stephanie Lane Computational Biology Department
Departments
Computer Science Department
Departments
Human-Computer Interaction Institute
Departments
Language Technologies Institute
Departments
Machine Learning Department
Departments
Robotics Institute
Departments
Software and Societal Systems Department
Departments
Dean's Business Office
Departments
Alumni Engagement
Departments
Careers Office
Departments
Computing Facilities (Help Desk)
Departments
SCS Building Facilities
Give
SCS News 2015
September 2015
A Light Touch: Embedded Optical Sensors Could Make Robotic Hands More Dexterous
Byron Spice
HCII’s Ogan Helping State Department Improve English Education
Byron Spice
Carnegie Mellon and SCS Make Big Impression at "Summer Davos"
Byron Spice
Foundation Honors Six SCS Students as Siebel Scholars
Byron Spice
Software Helps Create Sign Language Dictionaries, Voice-Activated Games for the Hearing Impaired
Byron Spice
Four SCS Students Named Swartz Fellows
Byron Spice
Carnegie Mellon Faculty Will Share Visions of Robots, AI and Big Data at "Summer Davos"
Byron Spice
50 Most Powerful Pittsburghers
Byron Spice
CMU's HERB and CHIMP Star in National Geographic's "Robots"
Byron Spice
Filter News
News by Year
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
December
November
October
September
August
July
June
May
April
March
February
January
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
