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RI PhD Thesis Defense – Ingrid Navarro Anaya

Event Category:
PhD Thesis Defense
Speaker:
Ingrid Navarro
Event Time:
Friday, September 18th - 10:00 AM
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First Light: Spaceborne multi-view computational tomography (CT)

Event Category:
VASC Seminar
Speaker:
Yoav Y. Schechner
Event Time:
Friday, September 18th - 11:30 AM
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A Reactive Vibration Compensation System for Discrete Material Deposition Processes

Event Category:
MSR Thesis Presentation
Speaker:
Henry Kou
Event Time:
Friday, September 18th - 3:00 PM

Year Four of The CMU Robotics Institute Pathways Fellowship Program Kicks Off

The Carnegie Mellon University Robotics Institute Pathways Fellowship, an initiative in partnership with InnovatePGH to nurture non-traditional entrepreneurial talent and foster innovation in robotics, has kicked off its fourth year of programming with a new cohort of seven aspiring engineers, desig...

Bringing Images to Life Through Touch

The Breakdown  Researchers used generative AI to turn text prompts into 3D-printed tactile graphics. Text2TactileGraphics creates raised shapes and textures to help convey visual information to users who are blind or have low vision. The research team tested the tool with participants fr...

PAIR Helps Students Find Their Place in AI Research

Research is central to life in Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science. Faculty and graduate students continually define new questions, develop new approaches and expand the boundaries of their fields.
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RI PhD Thesis Defense – Ingrid Navarro Anaya

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