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EPP is a highly collaborative department focused on bringing interdisciplinary methods to policy problems where the technical details matter and to technology problems where social influences and impacts must be considered.

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EPP is a highly collaborative department focused on bringing interdisciplinary methods to policy problems where the technical details matter and to technology problems where social influences and impacts must be considered.

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Aug 14

EPP bridges technical depth and societal impact at CMU Opens in new window

Department Head Joe DeCarolis discusses how Engineering and Public Policy’s problem-driven approach is training the next generation to engineer for a better world.

Aug 11

A new kind of engineer: Granger Morgan and the EPP legacy

Kicking off the 50th-anniversary series, founding head Granger Morgan reflects on pioneering a groundbreaking curriculum at Carnegie Mellon that brought policy into the heart of engineering.

Aug 06

CyLab faculty, students to present 10 papers at the 35th USENIX Security Symposium Opens in new window

Carnegie Mellon faculty and students will present 10 papers on a wide range of topics at the 35th USENIX Security Symposium. Held in Baltimore on August 12-14, the event brings together experts from around the world, who will highlight the latest advances in the security and privacy of computer systems and networks.

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