Suren Poghosyan (BSCS ‘29) was inspired to turn his interest into something more.
International collaboration focused on addressing one of today’s most pressing global health challenges.
HSC is a high-level global forum held in Hamburg, Germany.
From the very beginning, Gayane Gevorgyan (BSN ’27) realized she was in the right place.
The team’s strategic recommendations focused on supply chain optimization and operational efficiency.
The research process involved conducting an extensive environmental scan to understand the significance of each issue.
Themes covered during the conference included Nursing Leadership, Management and Professional Identity.
Currently, Mariam is working on her capstone research.
A distinctive feature of the conference was its student-led format.
The bridge between academic theory and real-world execution is rarely a straight line.
The study investigates whether small language models can recognize flaws in their own reasoning.
The company builds systems that improve how people and machines comprehend speech in live environments.
Among his most memorable experiences at AUA were the long hours spent studying alongside classmates.
The reunion follows successful alumni gatherings in Prague, Paris, and Los Angeles.
A brand and design consultancy company offering graphic design, UI and UX solutions across various fields.
For Armine, giving back is both personal and collective.
AUA Entrepreneurs Series: Haykuhi Hovakimyan (BAB ’23) and Simona Mkhitaryan (BAB ’23) of Art n’ Joy
A company that organizes team building events by incorporating art inspired activities that offer community and connection.
The research highlighted the potential of Interactive Fiction tasks to create immersive and engaging contexts for language practice.
A startup company that uses AI to go through significant amounts of documents involved in major legal cases.
The survey was administered by the Office of Institutional Research and Assessment.
The study investigates whether small language models can recognize flaws in their own reasoning.
International collaboration focused on addressing one of today’s most pressing global health challenges.
The mission combined technical lectures, laboratory visits, scientific paper writing workshops, and interactive climate exercises.
The Armenian researchers engaged in specialized policy and technical sessions directly aligned with their ongoing projects.
The paper argues that the rapid growth of AI has introduced a new generation of complex questions.
The publication follows Dr. Ter-Matevosyan’s recent study in Small Wars & Insurgencies.
A visit by the Stockholm Environment Institute that brought together Armenian stakeholders involved in implementing waste sector reforms.
Key outcomes include the development of forecasting tools for spring flood characteristics.
The program offered a rich curriculum taught by internationally recognized researchers from leading universities.
Dr. Caron identifies three principal ways in which drones have transformed the battlefield.
