Carnegie Bosch Institute supports research initiatives that aligns with Carnegie Mellon University’s core competencies at the intersection of business and technology. Topics of interest include artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and privacy, robotics, sustainability, and other areas of innovation that are critical for global industries. A significant portion of Carnegie Bosch Institute’s portfolio of activities involves funding of research projects, support of research proposals, organization of scientific symposia, chaired professorships.
Focus areas
CBI support research in the following areas:
- Artificial intelligence (AI)
- Cybersecurity
- Robotics
- Sustainability
Research grants
Check out CBI's past supported research
Impact
Source: Carnegie Mellon University's College of Engineering
Research projects
CBI provides direct funding for CMU-based research projects in order to create impactful research results. These projects may be funded across CMU’s colleges and schools.
Research initiatives
CBI supports multiple smaller-scale activities, such as project management and research acceleration; seed and gap funding; research workshops, conferences, and activities to bring academia and industry together; funding for faculty, post-docs, and PhDs, lab support; and facilitation of additional funding sources.
Chaired professorships
In order to support outstanding CMU faculty and their work, Carnegie Bosch Institute sponsors several chaired professorships, which support faculty working at the intersection of business and technology. Check out the list of current and past chaired professors.