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Shirley Ho, an assistant professor of physics, worked with astrophysicists at the Apache Point Observatory in New Mexico to analyze a massive three-dimensional map of the universe. The observatory utilizes a 2.5-meter telescope to capture bodies in space over 6 billion light years away.

Massive 3-D universal map explores mysteries of space

A group of Carnegie Mellon researchers has made significant strides in analyzing a massive map of the universe, which they hope will lead to a better understanding of the origins of the universe.

Carnegie Mellon professor of biology Robert Murphy has been developing a software tool that will help doctors better understand their patients’ DNA and improve disease diagonoses.

Professors aim to unleash full potential of DNA sequencing

Carnegie Mellon researchers are developing software aimed to help doctors finally make sense of patients’ DNA.

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Men may breathe a sigh of relief as researchers have found that the Y-chromosome may not be withering away like scientists have speculated.

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