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Amy Arteritano graduated with a teaching degree in 1996, the same year CMU opened its National Robotics Engineering Center, where her career would eventually lead. At @NREC_CMU, Arteritano supports the people who bring projects to life. #TartanProud ➡️https://t.co/vEdY5xzYzX https://t.co/c9W6Hg4EcK -
Carnegie Mellon research is powering a more equitable #energy system. ⚡🏡 @CMUEngineering professor Destenie Nock leads a team that uses data and computer modeling to identify households facing energy insecurity and connects them with resources. https://t.co/i1hP9RthbT -
As part of CMU Energy Week 2026, Nock will lead a panel discussion titled: “Keeping energy affordable: How can the U.S. reinvent the power grid without making electricity unaffordable for customers?” Learn more: https://t.co/L6hK2uKbei -
