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Steve Gurysh (left) and Angelina Sung (right) dissect sheep eyes last Thursday during their digital photography class. The dissection aims to inspire students to create art relating to the concept of perception.

Professors merge art with science in unique course

This semester, art and biology professors are teaming up to teach a digital photography class with a focus on perception.

Gus Ireland reflected on his recent internship at Rackspace, a web-hosting firm in San Antonio, Texas. He and his classmate, Gabe Garcia, worked with a team of software engineers that developed various internal productivity tools and implemented quality assurance tests.

Students intern at web firm

Two Carnegie Mellon juniors got an opportunity gain real-life experience as software development interns at a web-hosting firm.

Foundations of printer technology lie in electrostatics

Given the ubiquitous nature of modern printers and the astounding science behind them, it's important to understand what's really going on.

SciTech Briefs

The year 2010 marked both the largest annual increase in CO2, and the largest absolute output in tons for the past 20 years.

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