Carnegie Mellon University has been a birthplace of innovation since its founding in 1900. A private, global research university, it fosters a culture that thrives at the intersection of disciplines including science, technology, art, humanities, business and policy. Its locations in Pittsburgh (US), Doha (Qatar) and Silicon Valley (US) are joined by 19 degree-granting programmes around the world, including in Asia, Australia, Europe, Latin America and Africa (Rwanda).
There are three barriers to powerful open-access visuals on climate reporting: lack of availability, equity and quality; breaking gives changemakers better tools.
Automation and the gig economy are radically changing how we work. How we learn must keep pace with these new technologies. We need education to be cross-disciplinary, personalised and fo...
