The faculty members of Carnegie Mellon are key to the intense, innovative and creative environment that characterizes our approach.
They are comprised of individuals ranging from senior faculty members of superior achievement, including Nobel prize laureates, to promising and aggressive junior professionals who are all dedicated as a team to fostering an atmosphere of collaboration and preparation for each and every student. Bridging theory and capital, Carnegie Mellon faculty consistently ranks among the world’s best for intellectual capital. Our faculty members in Qatar are working on a variety of research projects: some with colleagues in Qatar, some with our students and some with faculty at other universities.
Systems Scientist
Mobile autonomous robots, machine learning for robots, robot vision, multi-robot systems, and Artificial Intelligence
Public Economics/Finance, Public Policy, Political Economy, and Formal Political Theory
Jonathan P. Caulkins, Ph.D.
Professor of Computer Science
Computer security, computational logic, formal presentation
Hasan Demirkoparan, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Mathematical modeling of nonlinear elasticity
M. Bernardine Dias, Ph.D.
Research Scientist
Implementing technology in developing communities, multi-robot coordination,
motion planning and navigation
Khaled A. Harras, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Computer Networks, mobile ad-hoc, wireless, sensor and vehicular networks.
Focus on challenged, delay and disruption tolerant networks
Global Operations and Control, Performance Management, Supply Chain Management
Decision Support Systems, Information Security and Privacy, Human Computer Interaction
Information Systems, Business Process Redesign, Business Process Management, E-Government
Robert T. Monroe, Ph.D.
Innovative applications of software technology, electronic commerce, software design
and architecture, trustworthy computing
Natural Language Processing
Environmental History, French Revolution, Arabic/Western Relations
Language Learning
English language learning; language assessment and testing; second language writing, language teacher development and training, applied linguistics
Majd F. Sakr, Ph.D.
Entrepreneurship, automatic speech recognition, cognitive computing
and artificial intelligence
