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- 1$500 Million Gift to Boost Carnegie Mellon Computer Science▼$500M Gift Will Fuel Next Era of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon
Carnegie Mellon University has received a $500 million gift that will fund the next phase of growth in its School of Computer Science. The donation is one of the largest ever given to a US university and will support research, faculty recruitment and new facilities in a field central to artificial intelligence development.
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Allon Klein, a researcher at Harvard Medical School, has been named a 2026 Schmidt Science Polymath. The award, run by Schmidt Sciences, supports exceptional early-career scientists who work across multiple disciplines, providing multi-year funding for ambitious, unconventional research programs. Klein is known for work in computational and systems biology. The announcement places him among a select group of scientists recognized for the breadth and originality of their research.
- 3SUNY Poly and Whitesboro Schools Launch AI Learning Partnership▼SUNY Poly and Whitesboro CSD Partner for AI and Computer Science Learning
SUNY Polytechnic Institute and the Whitesboro Central School District have announced a partnership to expand artificial intelligence and computer science learning for students. The collaboration aims to bring university-level expertise and resources into local classrooms, preparing students for careers in technology. The regional announcement has drawn attention from the local news outlet WKTV.