2019

Oct 23

Communications technologies for monitoring the great outdoors

ECE’s Bob Iannucci has worked with the USGS building a low-power, wide-area wireless network (LP-WAN) platform that can be used to sense a host of environmental factors.

Oct 21

Six things you should know about AI from experts in the field

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University’s College of Engineering share what they have learned about artificial intelligence while working in the field.

Sep 30

William Sanders appointed dean

William H. Sanders of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has been appointed as the next dean of the College of Engineering, effective January 1, 2020.

Aug 05

Detecting good vibrations, with pigs

CEE and ECE researchers use vibrational sensors to detect sick pigs and improve farm efficiency.

Aug 02

Developing innovative practices for modern education

Saugata Ghose is redesigning the graduate-level ECE course Modern Computer Architecture & Design in both content and structure.

Jun 26

Software engineering and education

Cécile Péraire shows just how much of an impact you can make when you follow your passions.

May 07

Buffering, burstables, and better websites

By taking a closer look at burstable instances, Carlee Joe-Wong works to make website performances—and the revenues of the people who run them—the best they can be.

Apr 10

CMU-SV alumni in their own words

Alumni from CMU-SV are impacting industries through top positions at companies in Silicon Valley and across the world. As the campus approaches its inaugural alumni reunion, some recent alumni shared reflections on their CMU-SV experience and how it has helped them on their path to where they are now.

Mar 21

Let’s talk: information interoperability for the smart electrical grid

Steve Ray, a distinguished research fellow at Carnegie Mellon University Silicon Valley, works at the intersection of smart machines and interoperability—or machine to machine interaction and understanding. Currently, he is looking at how communication between consumers and utilities can improve efficiency and lower the cost of energy transmitted through the smart electrical grid.

Jan 24

CMU Professors Advance Flipped Classroom Format

Cécile Péraire and Hakan Erdogmus, professors at CMU Silicon Valley, use the “flipped classroom” format to teach a graduate Foundations of Software Engineering class (FSE). They wrote two papers about their experience, sharing the struggles and triumphs they faced as they worked toward a more efficient, helpful classroom model.

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