Biofuels threaten to destroy the Gulf of Mexico
Biofuels threaten to destroy the Gulf of Mexico The goal was to reduce 500 acres of the so called ” dead zone ” in the
Sep. 30, 2009
Biofuels threaten to destroy the Gulf of Mexico The goal was to reduce 500 acres of the so called ” dead zone ” in the
Scenes from G-20 Summit week Telling Pittsburgh’s story to the international journalists was a top priority for many local executives throughout the week. Among them
Jon Peha, Chief Technologist, FCC, on the National Broadband Plan At the Supernova DC mixer, Howard Greenstein interviewed Dr. Jon Peha, a Carnegie Mellon professor
Newsmaker: M. Granger Morgan Noteworthy: Morgan was selected by the Society of Risk Analysis to receive its 2009 Outstanding Educator Award. Quote: “Through the Ph.D.
The ICTI@CMU office held its second annual student orientation on August 14th in Hamburg Hall at Carnegie Mellon. The orientation was attended by 27 students
Partnership with Carnegie Mellon University is well accepted Once again, the work of the University of Madeira (UMa) as part of the CarnegieMellon|Portugal partnership, was
The G20 through beer goggles Economist Lee Branstetter at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh says agricultural subsidies have dogged global trade talks for years: “Many
The first Ph.D. in Engineering and Public Policy in Portugal Pedro Ferreira is an Assistant Professor at the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at Instituto