KERRY CAMPAIGN 2004 AT CMU
John Kerry points to a crowd at a campaign stop at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on October 20, 2004.
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With rumors of so-called smart watches coming to market, U.S. researchers say they're trying to figure a way to type on the tiny screens of such devices.
The Catholic Diocese in Pittsburgh said it has asked Carnegie Mellon University to discipline a coed who, naked from the waist down, dressed up as the pope.
A telephone game has put illiterate Pakistanis in touch with potential employers by educating them on the use of automated voice services, researchers say.
High deductibles -- $1,000 or more for individual coverage -- don't motivate U.S. patients to shop around for the cheapest medical services, researchers say.
A human-sized robot that uses rubberized tracks on its legs to move is being developed by a Pittsburgh's Carnegie Mellon University.
U.S. and Japanese researchers say a new system could give football fans watching televised games a new camera angle -- with the camera in the ball itself.
Good grammar may be important, but when used to concoct a long computer password, grammar -- good or bad -- undercuts its security, U.S. researchers say.
A California chip maker must pay nearly $1.17 billion for infringing patents held by Carnegie Mellon University, a Pittsburgh jury has decided.
Air conditioning has been a big life saver in the United States in the past 50 years and could prove to have the same benefit worldwide, a study indicates.
A U.S. research center for cyberoperations and security innovation has been established by Lockheed Martin and Carnegie Mellon University.
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