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In SCS, tough courses come with a side of cuddly support. These mascots have become part of the SCS experience. They show up at lectures and exams, reminding students that they’re not braving computer science alone, they have a whole zoo behind them! bit.ly/4ijZ5GN

Robotics Institute Assistant Professor, Changliu Liu and her team completed a successful project to develop a robotic system that automates the internal grinding and polishing process of a large piece of ductwork for a Siemens Energy combustion turbine. bit.ly/426hlfA

Franklin Li, PhD candidate in the Human Computer Interaction Institute, has partnered with Cornell University and Stony Brook University to develop a ring that translates American Sign Language into text using AI and micro-sonar technology. yhoo.it/3ReAWpf

William Zhang and Renfei Zhou, both Ph.D. students in Carnegie Mellon University Computer Science Department, have been selected as 2025 MongoDB Ph.D. Fellows. bit.ly/4l9QsAj

"But thanks to the people that I've met throughout my journey — my teachers, mentors, people who've guided me — I've achieved things I never imagined." AI major Daisy Sheng has received the 2025 Scott Robert Krulcik Scholarship in Computer Science. bit.ly/41YgPBP

A team of SCS researchers have created an on-device filter that can detect and delete human speech segments that audio sensors collect before they're used for activity recognition. cs.cmu.edu/news/2025/kiri…

Congratulations to Freespace Robotics, on winning the Startup of the Year Competition at Promat 2025! The startup out of @nrec_cmu has been admitted to the StartUp Pavilion, a showcase for new entrants with strong promise. bit.ly/3G23eAL

Congrats to the Purpl3Pwn3rs and Team RedTWIZ! Both teams feature LTI students, and both are finalists in the inaugural Amazon Nova AI Challenge. Read about it here: lti.cmu.edu/news-and-event…

It's not unusual for people to have distinctive speech or writing styles, but a recent study shows that text-generating AI models exhibit similar idiosyncrasies. bit.ly/4js2gfw

Huge thank you to NVIDIA Data Center for gifting a brand new #NVIDIADGX B200 to CMU’s Catalyst Research Group! This AI supercomputing system will afford Catalyst the ability to run and test their work on a world-class unified AI platform.

Four researchers at Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science are credited with producing some of the most influential papers in software engineering. cs.cmu.edu/news/2025/ieee…

A new project from the Human-Computer Interaction Institute studied whether virtual and augmented reality can simulate stressful situations and help people practice stress-relief strategies. bit.ly/3Y4hQ94

Researchers from the CMU Human-Computer Interaction Institute and CMU Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University introduced a novel method for fabricating functional flat-to-shape objects using a computer-controlled sewing machine. ri.cmu.edu/researchers-cr…

Congratulations to professor and director of the Language Technologies Institute | @CarnegieMellon in the School of Computer Science, Mona Diab! She has been elected to the Computing Research Association’s (CRA) board of directors. bit.ly/4lq9fr8

SCS undergrads Sheng Shu and Hyojae Park have received 2025 Goldwater Scholarships. bit.ly/3GlYgyX

1/ Despite having access to rich 3D inputs, embodied agents still rely on 2D VLMs—due to the lack of large-scale 3D data and pre-trained 3D encoders. We introduce UniVLG, a unified 2D-3D VLM that leverages 2D scale to improve 3D scene understanding. univlg.github.io

With so many AI coding assistants out there, it can be hard to keep track of ones that perform well on real-world tasks. CMU researchers developed Copilot Arena to do just that by crowdsourcing user ratings of LLM-written code. bit.ly/3YLeDvh

Researchers at CMU Robotics Institute are developing a robot that can take apart old electronics and find gold, silver and other valuable and recyclable materials inside. bit.ly/4iA9pd5

Read the first person essay of Melisa Orta Martinez, assistant professor in the CMU Robotics Institute. bit.ly/4iAb6a8

Researchers in Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science (SCS) are investigating how AI systems can improve the way researchers and developers enhance people's understanding and confidence in these systems. bit.ly/3YXTHkJ