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Jun 30

A game theoretic framework for satellite spectrum sharing

As more NGSO constellations are launched, more systems compete for the same frequency bands, creating a growing risk of harmful interference that can reduce data rates. New research from Carnegie Mellon University explains how a novel strategy called “probabilistic look-aside” can help improve internet speeds for consumers.

Jun 25

EPP hosts 2026 Technology, Management, and Policy Graduate Consortium

Carnegie Mellon's Department of Engineering and Public Policy hosted the annual Technology, Management, and Policy (TMP) Consortium, bringing together graduate students and faculty from leading institutions to share research and discuss the societal, economic, and policy impacts of technological change.

Jun 24

CyLab researchers to present at ACM FAccT 2026 Opens in new window

CyLab researchers are set to present seven papers at the ninth annual ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency (ACM FAccT 2026).

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