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DOHA, QATAR – Whether it’s cricket, basketball or football, it can be hard for fans to see all the action in a fast-paced sports game. That’s why Takeo Kanade, a computer and robotics professor at Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh, developed…
DOHA, QATAR – “Innovation and technology are the main driving forces for economic growth, ultimately leading to future productivity,” noted Finn Kydland, Carnegie Mellon alumnus and Nobel Laureate, during the Richard M. Cyert Distinguished Lecture Series in Business Management at…
Event: Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar is pleased to announce a lecture by Dr Takeo Kanade, U.A. and Helen Whitaker University Professor, Carnegie Mellon University. His lecture is titled “Fun Research in Computer Vision: from robots, sports, face to medicine”…
DOHA, QATAR – Computers are everywhere – in cars, planes, phones, and even on space shuttles. Behind these computers are computer scientists, who explore the design and innovation of computing and what computers can do. Since technology and technologically-related industries…
DOHA, QATAR – With increasing levels of computer viruses affecting not only citizens, but also governments and corporations in Qatar and the Middle East, Monday’s panel discussion on The Role of Cyber Security in Maintaining Public Security under the Patronage…
Event: Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar are pleased to announce a lecture by Dr. Finn Kydland who was awarded the 2004 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences. Dr. Finn Kydland holds the Richard P. Simmons Distinguished Professorship at Carnegie Mellon University…
Event: Under the patronage of HE Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser Al Thani, Minister of State for Interior Affairs, The Ministry of Interior and Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar invite you to a panel discussion on the Role of Cyber Security…
Event: Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar are pleased to announce a lecture by Gordon Bell, Principal Researcher in the Microsoft Research Silicon Valley Laboratory, titled “Digital Lifelog: Capturing Every Activity in Our Lives”. Gordon Bell argues that by using e-memory…
Event: Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar are pleased to announce a lecture by Gordon Bell, Principal Researcher in the Microsoft Research Silicon Valley Laboratory, titled “Digital Lifelog: Capturing Every Activity in Our Lives”. Gordon Bell argues that by using e-memory…
DOHA, QATAR—Carnegie Mellon University named Dr. Subra Suresh as its new president, succeeding Dr. Jared L. Cohon, who is stepping down from the position after 16 years. Dr. Suresh will assume the post of Carnegie Mellon president on July 1.…
