Articles by Carnegie Mellon University

A recent analysis concludes that sharp declines in production costs for these drugs reduce the price per dose for consumers in ways that alter patterns of use and dependence

The COVID-19 pandemic isn't just a challenge for medicine, it's a challenge for decision making of all types

New policies and technologies could help make sense of flood of information

A new model improves how uncertainty is calculated when matching shoe print evidence, strengthening the validity of this forensics technique

A group of scientists is bringing attention to the effects the pandemic could have on the careers of scientific researchers

Strings attached to hand, fingers create more realistic haptic feedback

Professors argue that many of the deficiencies in the way medical research is conducted under normal circumstances seem to be amplified in this pandemic 

New analytical tool could aid human rights, public safety workers

New paper is the latest in a long line of research showing that disclosure is an inadequate response to COIs that are rampant in medicine

Researchers have been looking for ways to administer the drug orally, and researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have now shown such a feat is possible