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Personal Investment

Business + Technology

Personal Investment

September 15, 2015 | By Melissa Silmore

Don Heberle is the new CEO of BNY Mellon Wealth Management, which oversees nearly $200 billion in private client assets. The alumnus from CMU’s Tepper School of Business offers advice about investments and about life.

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Smart Cities and the Transformative Impact of Big Data

Technology + Innovation

Smart Cities and the Transformative Impact of Big Data

September 1, 2015 | By Jennifer Bannan

Carnegie Mellon University President Subra Suresh convened an “Integrated Intelligence” program during his first official university visit to India

The Guardians of Software

Technology + Innovation

The Guardians of Software

September 28, 2015 | By Cristina Rouvalis

As the world becomes more and more automated, it also becomes increasingly vulnerable to disruptive, damaging events and cyberattacks. That’s why the U.S. Department of Defense recently awarded a $1.73 billion contract for the Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute to help ensure that the software systems for both government and industry continue to operate smoothly.

Designing the Future

Engineering + Technology

Designing the Future

October 5, 2015 | By Danielle Commisso

The world’s population continues to multiply at an alarming rate. Natural disasters emanating from global warming are becoming more and more commonplace. The drain on natural resources to maintain society’s standard of living has reached an unsustainable pace. What can be done to ensure that future generations won’t be faced with an apocalyptic existence?

Fraud Busters

Technology + Innovation

Fraud Busters

October 16, 2015 | By Jennie Dorris

What if counterfeit chips were embedded in the electronics of your laptop or smartphone, or new car, or fitness watch, or even your country’s military planes? The consequences could range from annoying to cataclysmic. These plausible scenarios are what a Carnegie Mellon University professor and his graduate students are trying to thwart.

Faces in the Crowd

Innovation + Technology

Faces in the Crowd

November 9, 2015 | By Noël Um

Biometrics, which uses technology to identify individuals in groups, can play a significant role in everything from corporate security systems to counterterrorism initiatives to child abductions. The pioneering work in the field by a Carnegie Mellon University researcher was spotlighted in the 25th Anniversary Celebration of the Carnegie Bosch Institute.

Move Over Black Friday

Technology + Arts & Culture

Move Over Black Friday

November 23, 2015 | By Cara Masset

The Friday after Thanksgiving is retail’s most anticipated day on the calendar. But what has become known as Black Friday now has a worthy competitor, and it’s only three days later. Cyber Monday celebrates its 10th birthday this year and exemplifies how the world of retail is evolving.

Mind of Its Own

Technology + Business

Mind of Its Own

December 7, 2015 | By Shannon Deep

With every website you visit, data are being collected for algorithms that can then predict everything from merchandise you will be interested in purchasing to career opportunities you will consider pursuing. A Carnegie Mellon University researcher discovered that the information may also lead to discrimination and injustices.

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