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Lips are famously sensual but, together with the gums and tongue, they are also surprisingly sensitive, second only to the fingertips in n...

CyLab researchers will present two papers at the upcoming ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems that examine Apple's pr...

A few years ago, when Carnegie Mellon University design researcher Christina Harrington was still making home visits for her research, she...

The Computer Science Department's new course focusing on issues of justice, equity, diversity and inclusion in computer science and societ...

The School of Computer Science will be on everyone's lips during Carnegie Mellon University's Celebration of Education Awards Ceremony on ...

As more people watch movies, edit video, read the news and keep up with social media on their smartphones, these devices have grown to acc...

Three Carnegie Mellon University faculty members have been elevated to the rank of University Professor, the highest distinction a faculty...

Note: Today is National American Sign Language Day, and to celebrate the hundreds of thousands of people who communicate using ASL, we're ...

Several of our Human-Computer Interaction Institute colleagues were recognized at the SCS Founders Day Awards ceremony on Tuesday, April 5...

Professor Aniket "Niki" Kittur has been named to the 2022 CHI Academy — an honorary group of individuals who have made substantial contrib...

A group of Carnegie Mellon University masters students is partnering with Shonan Seminar Co., Ltd. to provide enhanced opportunities ...

The dean of the School of Computer Science and a founding member of the school's Human-Computer Interaction Institute recently received th...

Students working on Carnegie Mellon University's Moon Buddy likely will not walk on the lunar surface as part of NASA's upcoming Artemis m...

Hands-on exhibits are staples of science and children's museums around the world, and kids love them. The exhibits invite children to expl...

Artificial intelligence has the potential to improve our daily lives, whether it's by helping doctors better diagnose and treat disease, r...

As their rovers explore unknown terrain on the moon's surface, researchers at Carnegie Mellon University will watch from the familiar conf...

CMU launches program to recognize recent alumni making transformational impacts From stages to startups and literary journals to hockey r...

Data about home sales likely won't help someone looking for a car, just like information about basketball won't help someone playing baseb...

Four Carnegie Mellon University researchers in the School of Computer Science recently received Faculty Early Career Development Program a...

Researchers sorted through 38 million tweets from more than 7 million users to better understand how climate change disinformation forms a...

A massive COVID-19 data collection project led by researchers in Carnegie Mellon University's Delphi Research Group not only helped steer ...

The Carnegie Mellon University Libraries latest exhibition highlights the history of robotics at CMU and the ongoing work of The Robotics ...

A paper by CyLab researchers about how people perceive advanced video analytics has received the Future of Privacy Forum's annual Privacy ...

Four School of Computer Science professors recently received endowed faculty chairs in recognition of their work and to support further re...

When it comes to climate change, a group of students at Carnegie Mellon University are ahead of the game — or, rather, designing it. ...

CMU course strategizes around sustainability When it comes to climate change, a group of students at Carnegie Mellon University are ahead...

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Don't reinvent the wheel, the saying goes. But before using someone else's design, at least make sure it will be round.

Despite widespread popularity, today's microwave ovens are limited in their cooking capabilities, given that they heat food blindly, resul...

It started as a desire to spend less time on social media.