Carnegie Mellon University: award results and games on file

Carnegie Mellon University co-developed EteRNA, an online citizen science game announced in January 2011 with Stanford University, in which players design RNA molecules. Adrien Treuille, then a computer science professor, led the project and doctoral student Jeehyung Lee led development, while Rhiju Das's laboratory at Stanford synthesized player designs. The National Science Foundation funded the work.

Carnegie Mellon University appears in 11 award rows on file, between 2018 and 2026: 7 in SGS&C and 4 in International Serious Play Awards. By result, the rows for Carnegie Mellon University are 1 Winner row, 1 Gold row, 2 Silver rows, 1 Bronze row and 6 Finalist rows. Its top result is Winner for Speak Your Heart at the 2025 SGS&C, category Best Student-Developed Game. No game on file names Carnegie Mellon University as its maker.