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Rayid Ghani
Distinguished Career ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Rayid Ghani is a reformed computer scientist who wants to increase the use of large-scale Machine Learning in solving large public policy.
Aryn Gittis
Dr. Frederick A. Schwertz Distinguished Professor of Life SciencesCarnegie Mellon University
Aryn Gittis studies neural circuits in a multifunctional brain region that plays a role in the regulation of movement, learning, and reward.
Elizabeth Chodos
Assistant ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Elizabeth Chodos has focused her career on promoting the work of contemporary artists through higher education and public programming.
Howie Choset
Kavcic-Moura Professor of Computer Science in RoboticsCarnegie Mellon University
Howie Choset's research reduces complicated high-dimensional problems found in robotics to low-dimensional simpler ones.
Dana Cupkova
Associate ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Dana Cupkova is a co-founder and design director of EPIPHYTE Lab, an architectural design and research collaborative.
Subha Das
Associate ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Subha Das has helped developed conditions for click-chemistry for the rapid modification and functionalization of DNA and RNA.
Johannes DeYoung
Assistant ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Johannes DeYoung is an internationally recognized artist and filmmaker who works at the intersection of computational & material processes.
Oliver Hahl
Associate ProfessorCarnegie Mellon University
Oliver Hahl's research interests revolve around how audience perceptions of organizations and individuals influence behavior in markets.
Martial Hebert
University Professor and DeanCarnegie Mellon University
Martial Hebert performed research on interpreting 3D data from range sensors for obstacle detection and object recognition.
Marsha Lovett
Teaching Professor and Vice ProvostCarnegie Mellon University
Marsha Lovett's research considers how learning works (mostly in college-level courses) and ways to improve it.