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Carnegie Mellon Qatar welcomes most diverse new class in campus history

DOHA, QATAR—Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) announced its most diverse class of first-year students in the history of the campus. There are 113 students in the freshman class who…

CMU-Q announces class of 2020 scholars

Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar announced the Qatar Campus Scholars and Andrew Carnegie Society Scholars for the Class of 2020, including the first Qatar Campus Scholar representing the highly selective…

Veteran NASA astronaut shares insights on decision-making dynamics at Carnegie Mellon

Dr. Mary Ellen Weber draws on lessons from space to highlight the importance of planning, preparation in high-stakes decision-making DOHA, QATAR– During a lecture at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar…

Carnegie Mellon Qatar welcomes new faculty members

Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) welcomes 10 new faculty members for the new 2019-2020 academic year. The new faculty members will teach courses in the areas of business administration…

Minister of Commerce and Industry: Diversification, self-sufficiency are keys to Qatar’s development

Speaking at Carnegie Mellon Qatar, H.E. Mr. Ali bin Ahmed Al Kuwari outlined the economic challenges, achievements, and future goals for Qatar DOHA, QATAR– During a lecture at Carnegie Mellon…

Convocation 2019: CMU-Q welcomes Class of 2023

DOHA, QATAR: The Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) community gathered to formally welcome the new students who will begin their first year of studies next week. The Class of…

Class of 2023 Orientation: Envision endless opportunities

CMU-Q welcomed more than 100 new students at the freshman orientation for the Class of 2023. The four-day experience includes activities to introduce new students to the campus, and to…

CMU-Q anthology celebrates creativity, artistic talent

The student-led Photography Club at CMU-Q published the second edition of Carnegie Mellon University Qatar Creates, an anthology of creative work by students, faculty and staff members. While CMU-Q’s main…

Carnegie Mellon professor compiles decades of research into Turkish Natural Language Processing

Many people may not be familiar with the term “Natural Language Processing,” but English-speakers experience ask Siri or Alexa a question or use Google Translate service to translate text from…

CMU-Q student secures first prize for QCRI research project

Editor’s Note: Zaryab Shahzaid is a computer science student at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar  In MENAFM, July 28, 2019 MENAFN – Qatar Computing Research Institute (QCRI), part of Hamad…