A research institute like no other, Carnegie Mellon is home to the world's leading experts in a range of fields. From computing to the arts to the environment to biotechnology, Carnegie Mellon students, faculty and staff are shaping the future with a strong focus on finding practical answers to complex problems.
Home to more than 90 centers and institutes, Carnegie Mellon affords its researchers the freedom to look across disciplines for solutions, benefiting from many perspectives.
With corporate sponsorship opportunities and an Office of Sponsored Programs that helps researchers navigate rules and regulations, graduate and undergraduate researchers can find support wherever they are.
No matter where your interest in research lies, these pages offer a glimpse of the research at Carnegie Mellon that's paving the way for a better tomorrow.
For more general information visit Research at Carnegie Mellon.
The Office of Sponsored Programs provides comprehensive support to faculty and staff in the administration of externally sponsored research.
Under the guidance of the Associate Vice President, the Office of Sponsored Programs fulfills three primary functions:
While Carnegie Mellon's research projects cover a wide breadth of fields, a special focus on four areas unites much of the work being done today.