SCS News 2022

April 2022

A cell phone screen displays the data an app uses to track you and data that may be linked to you.

CyLab Researchers Investigate Apple's Privacy Labels

Daniel Tkacik
Portrait of Christina Harrington

Inclusive Design and Research Methods Will Lead To More Innovative, Intelligent Technology

Megan Harris
A collage of the grad student service award winners in their Zoom windows.

SCS Ph.D. Students Designed, Taught New Course To Make Computer Science More Welcoming, Inclusive

Aaron Aupperlee
Celebration of Education logo.

SCS Faculty, Grad Students Earn CMU's Top Education Honors

Susie Cribbs and Aaron Aupperlee
A man in a white polo shirt sketches on a dry erase board.

SCS Alum Seeds Agriculture With Automated Technology To Streamline Food Production

Joyce DeFrancesco
White line graphs against a black background show how many survey respondents in all 50 states knew someone with COVID-19 over a two year period.

Delphi Group, University of Maryland, Meta Honored for COVID-19 Survey

Aaron Aupperlee
A city shown with neon blue lines for roads, and neon red lines depicting connections between buildings.

NSF Awards CMU Researchers $3M To Accelerate Next-Gen Networking, Computing

Aaron Aupperlee
A man in the right corner of the photo looks at phone in his hand, which is on the left side of the photo. The phone shows an image of his face with a mesh of digital dots on it, and larger marks around his eyes, lips and nose.

Your Eyes Control Your Smartphone With CMU's New Gaze-Tracking Tool

Chris Quirk
A portrait of Kayo Lin.

From The Link: Beyond Grateful

Shilo Rea
A portrait of Alex Waibel.

Waibel Elected a Fellow of the International Speech Communication Association

Aaron Aupperlee
Portraits of Robert Kraut and Martial Hebert.

Hebert, Kraut Named University Professors

Aaron Aupperlee
In this graphic rendering, a space structure is shown condensed like an accordion in a box in the bottom left, while a box on top shows how it extends. The right portion of the image shows a space object being ejected from the nose of a rocket and expanding above it, with earth in the background.

CMU, University of Washington Use NASA Funding To Investigate Folding Space Structures

Aaron Aupperlee
Portrait of Daniel Schaffer.

CompBio Student Awarded Goldwater Scholarship

Aaron Aupperlee
A simulated heads-up display shows a glove holding a rock on the moon's surface, with the voice commands availble to the astronaut.

Moon Buddy Team Working With NASA on Spacesuits for Lunar Exploration

Aaron Aupperlee
A woman interacts with stacked blocks on a table. Behind the blocks, a computer screen shows a cartoon gorilla and two pigs offering tips and advice for building strong structures.

Adding AI to Museum Exhibits Increases Learning, Keeps Kids Engaged Longer

Aaron Aupperlee
Five members of the Girls of Steel hold their medals in a circle in the middle of the photo.

CMU's Girls of Steel Team Qualifies for World Championship

Aaron Aupperlee

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