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In DrawAFriend, one player attempts to draw the outline of a celebrity or a mutual friend with the other participant while the other player attempts to guess the identity of the person. Above are two screenshots from the app.

Researchers hope to solve ‘fat-finger’ problem with app

A team of computer scientists from Carnegie Mellon and Microsoft Research developed an app that automatically corrects drawing strokes while preserving the user’s artistic style.

A food dehydrator can be used to create dried foods, such as mangoes and papayas.

How Things Work: Food Preservation

How things work explores the ins and outs of food preservation.

SciTech Briefs

SciTech Briefs covers the discovery of a new planet, the invention of lab-grown meat, the 3-D printing of live tissue, and the use of slime mold in enabling robots to express emotion.

Subra Suresh comes from a background of heavy involvement in materials sciences.

Subra Suresh: CMU’s ninth president

Subra Suresh assumed office as Carnegie Mellon’s new president at the end of last school year.

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