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Mar 24

MSE student wins Washington Prize

Katie Eisenman has been selected as the first place winner of the 2025 George Washington Prize, an award given annually in recognition of academic excellence, commitment to service, and leadership.

Mar 20

De Graef recognized for achievement in microscopy

Professor Marc De Graef has been selected by the Microscopy Society of America (MSA) as the 2025 recipient of the Society’s Distinguished Scientist Award in the physical sciences.

Feb 20

Stimulating innovation in biomedicine

Doctoral candidate Sam Gershanok received an Innovation Commercialization Fellowship award from the CMU Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship in order to advance the treatment of neuromuscular disorders through bioelectric medical devices.

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CMU faculty to present at SXSW

MechE’s Jon Cagan and Chris McComb, BME’s Keith Cook and Rosalyn Abbott, and BME/MSE’s Adam Feinberg are leading sessions at SXSW 2025 that will focus on the application of AI in education and organ transplant technology.

Additive Manufacturing Media

Rollett quoted on 3D printing for heat exchangers

MSE's Tony Rollett was featured on Additive Manufacturing Media, where he explained why 3D printing is used to produce heat exchangers for solar energy.

Newsweek

Whitacre quoted on Cybertruck explosion

MSE’s Jay Whitacre spoke to Newsweek about the mechanics of the Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas

Mellon College of Science

Marom uses machine learning for semiconductor research

MSE’s Noa Marom used machine learning to identify potential semiconductor materials.

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