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Jan 20

Leveraging blast furnace operations to reduce emissions Opens in new window

A recent study analyzed the variations in operations across the global blast furnace fleet and its impact on carbon dioxide emissions, finding that emissions could have been reduced both globally and nationally if each furnace had operated at either its own historical minimum emissions intensity or the observed national minimum.

Jan 19

Fuchs joins World Economic Forum meeting in Davos Opens in new window

CMU’s Erica Fuchs returns to the World Economic Forum annual meeting to participate in and moderate sessions alongside global tech, business, and government leaders.

Jan 16

Carnegie Mellon brings International Data Privacy Day to the Heinz History Center on February 1 Opens in new window

On February 1, Carnegie Mellon University’s Privacy Engineering program will take its annual celebration of International Privacy Day beyond campus and into the heart of the city, hosting a free, family-friendly event at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh’s Strip District.

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