Carnegie Mellon University Centers and Institutes

• Computer Science
• Engineering

• Art Conservation Research Center  - Endeavors to develop practical and effective means for preventing damages and restoring cultural properties.
• Carnegie Bosch Institute  - Serves as gathering place where academics, business people, and experts from the nonprofit sector meet and discuss issues related to international management, business, and global society.
• Carnegie Mellon Electricity Industry Center  - Research center dedicated to finding solutions to issues and problems in the electricity industry.
• CAUSE  - Initiative developed to bridge interests in race, work, and economic change with contemporary analyses of the urban labor force, employment policies, and community development.
• Center for Advanced Process Decision-Making (CAPD)  - Details CAPD's research areas and provides information about the industrial participants, staff, interest groups, and contacts.
• Center for Arts Management and Technology (CAMT)  - Information on CAMT's services, initiatives, contacts, and resources. With searchable databases of arts resources.
• Center for Behavioral Decision Research (CEDR)  - Site presents information for researchers, on CEDR's grants program, and about related seminars and events. With databases of research papers.
• Center for Biomedical Research  - National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering funded research facility. Makes use of powerful magnets and spectrometers to undertake studies in the biomedical field.
• Center for Cognitive Brain Imaging  - Provides an overview of projects, faculty profiles, facilities, and course descriptions.
• Center for Computational Analysis of Social and Organizational Systems  - University-wide center promotes multidisciplinary computer analysis and empirical studies on complex socio-technical systems.
• Center for Computational Finance (CCF)  - Site details CCF's activities and objectives. With announcements and information on affiliates.
• Center for Economic Development  - University facility provides information and solutions to improve community, regional and workforce development.
• Center for Integrated Study of the Human Dimensions of Global Change  - Posts a calendar of events, project details, related publications, bulletins, a teachers' guide, and related links.
• Center for Interactive Simulations  - Introduces an interactive management exercise that explores various facets of management.
• Center for Molecular Analysis  - Provider of analytical instrumentation to various Carnegie Mellon departments and external users. Also provides collaborations, analytical assistance, and training services.
• Center for Nano-enabled Device and Energy Technologies (CNXT)  - Official CNXT website presents papers, reports, and information on the projects undertaken and courses offered.
• Center for Nonlinear Analysis  - International scientific training and research facility for Applied Mathematics.
• Center for Risk Perception and Communication  - Information on the center's research activities, projects, seminars, staff, and contacts. With links to related pages.
• Center for Technology Transfer  - Administrative body responsible for overseeing conflicts of interest, intellectual policy, invention disclosure and other related concerns.
• Center for the Advancement of Applied Ethics and Political Philosophy  - Interdisciplinary research facility established to advance the field of applied ethics and political philosophy.
• Center for the Arts in Society  - Facility serves as a venue for artists and humanists to inquire into the role of the arts in societies.
• Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition  - Information on the center's research thrusts with news, updates, details of affiliated programs, and related resources.
• CERT Coordination Center  - Center of Internet security expertise. Engages in studies concerning Internet security vulnerabilities.
• CUSTOM  - Center for Uncertain Systems: Tools for Optimization and Management - a facility created to develop aids to decision-making under conditions of uncertainty.
• Cyvert Center for Early Education  - Overview of the facility with details of the programs offered. Also provides information for parents and educators.
• Data Storage Systems Center  - Interdisciplinary research and educational organization dedicated to advancing information storage technology.
• Green Design  - Major interdisciplinary research endeavor geared towards environmental quality through sustainable design.
• HomeNet Project  - Study geared towards understanding the purpose of the Internet at homes.
• Human-Computer Interaction Institute (HCII)  - Information on HCII's facilities, faculty, affiliates, research projects, sponsors, and events.
• Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation  - Research and documentation center specializing in the history of botany and all aspects of plant science.
• Institute for Green Oxidation Chemistry  - Research, education and development institute serving as a platform for developing a holistic approach to sustainability science.
• Integrated Environmental Control Model  - Carnegie Mellon University developed system useful for calculating the performance, emissions, and cost of a fossil-fueled power plant.
• Interactive Systems Labs  - Offers a glimpse into the lab's work, which includes developing user interfaces that enhance human-computer and human-human communication.
• Medical Robotics Technology Center  - Presents information on MRCAS' history, projects, members, and goals. With papers and related links.
• Modern Language Resource Center  - Site presents a materials catalog, staff directory, language resource portals, facilities information, and links to affiliates.
• Molecular Biosensor and Imaging Center  - Facility efforts to develop fluorescence detection technologies for use in biomedical research and NASA space exploration.
• National Consortium on Violence Research  - Research, training, and data resource specializing in issues and topics related to violence.
• Pittsburgh Mind-Body Center (PMBC)  - Site provides information on PMBC's research, events, services, trainings, and resources.
• Project Aura  - Initiative aimed at developing means, techniques, or technologies to ascertain distraction-free ubiquitous computing.
• Project LISTEN  - Literacy Innovation that Speech Technology ENables - a research project with the goal of developing an automated reading tutor.
• The Quake Project  - NSF-supported endeavor dedicated to developing computer and simulation driven means for predicting the ground motions of large basins during earthquakes.
• Scandal Project  - Research and development project seeks to develop a portable, interactive environment for programming a wide range of supercomputers.
• Steinbrenner Institute for Environmental Education and Research (SEER)  - Site provides information on SEER's events, programs, research endeavors, funding, and contacts.