2022

Dec 22

DfAI: The missing piece of Artificial Intelligence Engineering Opens in new window

Breakthrough improvements in how industries develop new technology using AI in engineering design has a starting point thanks to a framework developed by researchers at Carnegie Mellon and Penn State University.

Nov 22

Better than a hole in the head Opens in new window

Intracranial pressure sensing is the burgeoning focus of Jana Kainerstorfer’s biomedical optics lab, and her team is working to create noninvasive ICP sensing alternatives.

Nov 04

CyLab members present research at annual FTC PrivacyCon Opens in new window

CyLab faculty, postdocs, and students presented their research at the FTC’s seventh annual PrivacyCon on November 1.

Oct 24

CyLab proposes improved, consumer-friendly broadband “nutrition” labels Opens in new window

CyLab researchers have conducted a large-scale user study of more than 2,500 participants, uncovering the information most important to consumers shopping for broadband internet service and determining what terminology and presentation formats make this information most understandable and useful.

Oct 19

CyLab presents IoT privacy and security label research at White House summit Opens in new window

Carnegie Mellon University CyLab Security and Privacy Institute took part in the White House’s Internet of Things (IoT) security summit to discuss what’s needed to foster an effective IoT security labeling ecosystem.

Oct 11

Award-winning research paves the way for provably-safe sandboxing using WebAssembly Opens in new window

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon have developed a pair of compilers enabling provably-safe multilingual software sandboxing using WebAssembly.

Sep 27

A new initiative to drive financial inclusion in Africa Opens in new window

Funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will bring together academia, government, and the private sector to make digital financial services more accessible.

Sep 15

New model provides smishing protection in Swahili Opens in new window

Research about smishing (SMS phishing) from CMU-Africa and the Nelson Mandela Institute of Science and Technology was recently published in IEEE Access.

Sep 09

Study reveals third-party tracking abundant on abortion clinic sites Opens in new window

A new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine reveals over 99 percent of abortion clinic web pages include third-party tracking, putting the privacy of those visiting these websites at risk.

Aug 18

Novel method aims to demystify communication in the brain Opens in new window

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University, Einstein College of Medicine, and the Champalimaud Foundation introduce a new statistical method, DLAG, to detangle communication across brain areas.

Aug 09

iPhone security compromises prove difficult to detect Opens in new window

Mobile phones can be abused to enable stalking through methods like location tracking, account compromise, and remote surveillance. While experts can help victims detect and recover from this type of technology abuse, researchers at Carnegie Mellon's CyLab Security and Privacy Institute say typical users aren't equipped to identify and resolve these issues on their own.

Jul 29

Advancing dynamic brain imaging with AI Opens in new window

Bin He introduces a novel, AI-based dynamic brain imaging technology alternative to map out rapidly changing electrical activity in the brain with high speed, high resolution, and low cost.

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