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SCS graduate students Lea Albaugh, Paul Pu Liang (top) and Maxwell Jones, Shih-Lun Wu and Bailey Flanigan (bottom) have been named Siebel Scholars for 2024. (Image courtesy of Siebel Scholars.)

Five SCS Students Named 2024 Siebel Scholars

Five graduate students in Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science have been named Siebel Scholars for 2024. Lea ...

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Understanding Data Science Critical for Life, Education

CMU experts turn everyday educators into data scientists Teachers and administrators have access to more data on how their students are l...

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Yao’s Seed Carrier Shortlisted for Science Breakthrough of the Year Award

Lining Yao, the Cooper-Siegel associate professor in the School of Computer Science's Human-Computer Interaction Institute, and her E-seed...

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collage of 13 portraits of our graduating PhD students and postdocs leaving as of spring 2023

Celebrating Our Recent PhD Graduates and Postdocs

With another academic year behind us, it is time to wish a new class of graduates well on their professional journey. The HCII is proud t...

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Personalized Learning Squared uses software from the Human-Computer Interaction Institute's LearnLab to connect students and tutors, providing real-time data about each student's activity so tutors can assist, if necessary.

CMU's PLUS Program Expands to Multiple Schools, Community Centers

Not all students will ask for help when they're struggling, but more of them can get the support they need thanks to the expanded reach of...

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SCS researchers worked with Black girls to better understand their ideas about AI. As part of the research, the girls designed humanoid AI-powered robots, which displayed hairstyles similar to the learners’ — a robot representation not often shown in popular media.

AI Should Be Kind and Fair, Young Black Girls Tell CMU Researchers

When asked about future uses for artificial intelligence, a group of fifth- and sixth-grade Black students attending a summer camp at Carn...

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Our faculty and students routinely earn top honors for their research and teaching excellence. We celebrate their successes and value their contributions to furthering computer science and its related fields.

Spring 2023 Awards Roundup

SCS faculty and students win awards, grants and recognition every day. Here's a look — neither exhaustive nor abbreviated — at who won wha...

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CMU Team Wins $1M XPRIZE Digital Learning Challenge

Carnegie Mellon University learning science researchers John Stamper, Norman Bier and 

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Researchers in the HCII used comics to explore how community-centered AI design can include both the people experiencing homelessness and the frontline workers who use AI to help them.

CMU Researchers Use Comics To Explain AI-Supported Public Housing System to People Who Need It Most

As artificial intelligence becomes more accessible and prevalent in everyday life, the humans who use it should still be central to its im...

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The AI Institute for Societal Decision Making will improve the response to societal challenges such as disaster management and public health by creating human-centric AI tools to assist with critical decisions. The institute will also develop training to bolster effective and rapid response in uncertain and dynamic situations.

Carnegie Mellon Leads NSF AI Institute for Societal Decision Making

Artificial intelligence tools have increasingly aided emergency managers, public health officials and other professionals tasked with maki...

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