electrical engineering

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.

Visionary

Engineering + Technology

Visionary

December 30, 2012 | By Danielle Commisso (DC'06)

<p>They come from different worlds. West Coast. East Coast. Teenager. Senior citizen. They’ve never met, either. But they have something in common—the hope that the research of Carnegie Mellon’s Shawn Kelly can restore for them a precious gift: the ability to see each other if and when they ever meet.</p>

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