About the talk: Moonlighting in the nervous system: an innate immune gene regulates synaptic strength in Drosophila Biography: DJ Brasier is the Assistant Teaching Professor & Neuroscience Program Coordinator, Biological Sciences at Carnegie Mellon University.
Diversity Diaries is an initiative that aims to educate on topics related to diversity through Pecha Kucha style presentations. These presentations are delivered by students, staff and faculty to help the CMU-Q community become more culturally aware and competent in various spheres of life. Read more about Diversity Diaries!
Qatargas will be providing further insight about the company, the range of departments and roles at the organization as well as outlining what they look for in future hires.
Sudeep Bhatia is an assistant professor of psychology at University of Pennsylvania. He studies the cognitive basis of preferential choice. His talk titled, "Knowledge representation in decision making" will outline preliminary attempts at building models of decision making with human-like knowledge representations. In addition to specifying the psychological mechanisms people use to form beliefs and... View Article
A weekly gathering for computer science students to interact with faculty.
Join us at the March edition of Tartan Talks featuring computer science alum, Shahriar Haque from the Class of 2010. Take a look at some of our past featured alums: Rashid Al Kaabi, Class of 2012 Hassan Al Mana, Class of 2015 Sara Abbas, Class of 2012 #CMUQAlum
A showcase of Qatari traditions through the traditional Qatari neighborhood the "Freej". Traditional games will be available in addition to traditional food, arts and much more!
Quick Startup is a 3-day training program open to college students from all universities in Qatar. Mentored by seasoned professionals, students will begin the program with nothing more than a concept and end with a business plan and investor pitch. The pitches will be evaluated by a panel of judges who will award prizes for... View Article
The Internal Case Competition at CMU-Q is an event that brings together business-minded students in Qatar and Pittsburgh. Learn more about the Internal Case Competition.
This event is meant to serve as a platform to connect students, faculty and staff and share opinions regarding important issues on campus.
The Carnegie Mellon Honors String Quartet is composed of Shu Liu, Alicia Venables (violins), Si Yu (viola), and Eunsol Lee (cello). As cultural ambassadors, the quartet represents the School of Music through a variety of performances throughout the year. Some of these opportunities include the President’s Global Advisory Council, Installation ceremony for the new dean... View Article
The bi-annual academic quiz provides academic enrichment for the CMU-Q student body.
Join students, faculty and staff as we celebrate the International Day of Happiness with activities at the mini majlis area. Activities include: Selfie competitions Breakfast Card making Button making
Bayt Qatar will be visiting Carnegie Mellon to discuss market trends and Job Index Report in the MENA region, their online presence and future opportunities. Bayt Qatar will also be hosting a CV clinic.
Ramesh Krishnamurti is a Professor of Computational Design in the School of Architecture at Carnegie Mellon University and the Director of its Graduate Program. In 2007-08, he was the Associate Dean of Research in the College of Fine Arts to explore the possibilities for an interdisciplinary PhD program in The Arts, and also directed the... View Article
A weekly gathering for computer science students to interact with faculty.
This event is meant to serve as a platform to connect students, faculty and staff and share opinions regarding important issues on campus.
An outreach program for secondary school students to experience laboratory experiments and to learn about the Biological Sciences program at Carnegie Mellon. Click HERE for more information.
Mindcraft workshops are for secondary students interested to learn more about computer science. A fun and interactive experience, you will spend the day exploring programming, problem solving and other skills within computer science. We want you to learn and enjoy computer science and imagine yourself making your career in this exciting field. To apply, visit... View Article
Organized by the student club, Global Shelters, Yalla Business aims to educate Syrian refugee children, who are currently here in Qatar, about the work of business. The event will be in a form of a competition where the kids will resell items. During the closing ceremony on March 30, the student will get a chance to... View Article
Students and employers are encouraged to participate in the annual networking event to connect, collaborate and communicate. To learn more about how to participate in Careers Platform, visit the Career Development Office. #CMUQConnect
A weekly gathering for computer science students to interact with faculty.
The information systems Class of 2017 are invited to Senior Plaque Day where their names will be placed in the official plaque.
This event is meant to serve as a platform to connect students, faculty and staff and share opinions regarding important issues on campus.
