Alexander Johnson is a News Anchor at WBKB-TV 11. He focuses on themes such as campus life, university research, and event technology, particularly in the context of educational apps and learning management systems. His work has been featured in notable publications including Business Insider, The New York Ledger, and Tech Xplore.
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By: Alexander Johnson
Media Inquiries Name Cassia Crogan Title University Communications & Marketing Email Phone 412-268-9295 A set of bagpipe-playing twins will be among those representing Carnegie Mellon University on the international stage as its Pipes and Drums band prepares to compete for the first time in the European Pipe Band Championships in Perth, Scotland, Aug. 9, and World Pipe Band Championships (opens in new window) in Glasgow, Aug. 15.
By: Alexander Johnson
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business are learning how AI can be used to support teamwork rather than replace teammates.
By: Alexander Johnson
Media Inquiries Name University Communications and Marketing, Media Relations EmailEpilepsy is a brain condition affecting tens of millions of people (opens in new window) around the globe. It is characterized by seizures, which are caused by abnormal electrical signals in the brain’s neurons. Despite its prevalence, Carnegie Mellon University student Zixi (Alan) Song was surprised to learn that scientists still don’t fully understand how seizures begin and spread in the brains of those affected.
By: Alexander Johnson
Through Carnegie Mellon University’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship program, junior physics major Joao Passos is learning how stars and solar systems form by studying brown dwarfs — objects bigger than planets but smaller than stars.
By: Alexander Johnson
Media Inquiries Name Cassia Crogan Title University Communications & Marketing Email Phone 412-268-9295
