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Energy Inc. , a Pittsburgh company that started out based on research at Carnegie Mellon University, plans to build a facility to manufacture sodium ion batteries and energy storage systems in Westmoreland County. In an announcement this morning, Aquion...
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Pearson credited Gov. Tom Corbett and the Governor's Action Team for help, as well as state, regional and local economic development authorities. “What started out as a concept at Carnegie Mellon is now growing into a large scale manufacturing...
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Samantha Traiman shows the components of "Afterthought" the device she and her partners developed for the "Build 18 - 2012" exhibit of gadgets that engineering students at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh held on Friday, Jan. 20, 2012. This... View Photo »
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A half-dozen reporters writing about the issue called Allan Meltzer, who since 1957 has been teaching about capitalism at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. Five of the calls he answered. The sixth was from a reporter of Die Zeit, the German...
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65,000-square-foot public space will be constructed on the roof of the U.S. Steel Tower, Downtown. But don't strain your neck trying to get a look at the top of Pittsburgh's tallest building -- the construction will be completely virtual. For more than...
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Needle and New York's Empire State Building. Although the popular depiction of Pittsburgh is from the vantage point of Mount Washington, Mr. Bear thinks Pittsburgh's great view can be found within Downtown. He calls it the High Point Pittsburgh...
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Senior engineering students Wesley Myers, top, and Michael Baldisserotto work on the "Benders Best Buddy" at the "Build 18 - 2012" exhibit of gadgets that engineering students at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh held on Friday, Jan. 20, 2012. ... View Photo »
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PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Carnegie Mellon University said it is raising tuition for the next class of new students by 4 percent. The school said in a statement Thursday that tuition for new 2012 undergraduates will be $44,880. Housing will cost $6,810 and...
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These three places seem unrelated at first, but over the past 10 years, they have formed the main chapters of our journey together. We first met in Pittsburgh while studying architecture at Carnegie Mellon University. After graduation, our common...
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Coordinates: 40.443322° N 79.943583° W Carnegie Mellon University (also known as CMU) is a private research university in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. It began as the Carnegie Technical Schools, founded by Andrew Carnegie in 1900. In 1912, the school became Carnegie Institute of Technology and began granting four-year degrees. In... Full Article
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A project called an LED bike safety vest spells out CMU in lights on top of a T-shirt for the "Build 18 - 2012" exhibit of gadgets that engineering students at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh held on Friday, Jan. 20, 2012. This week over 100 students worked to �create a cool...
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US President Barack Obama steps off Marine One on June 24, 2011 on the South Lawn upon his return to the White House in Washington, DC, after visiting Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh.
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From left, Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl, Sen. Bob Casey, D-Pa. , Pennsylvania Auditor General Jack Wagner, and Allegheny County, Pa. , Executive Dan Onorato, applaud as President Barack Obama speaks at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Friday, June 24, 2011.
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