Curious about how high school students can break into cutting-edge AI research? Join a CMU professor as he shares how you can explore real-world topics like generative AI, cloud systems, and cybersecurity. You’ll learn how to shape a meaningful research question, approach hands-on projects in Computer Science and Engineering, and turn your interests into impactful work that stands out in college applications. Plus, Dr Mohamed has an open spot in his selective summer research group. Don’t miss the chance to learn what it takes to join and (maybe?) work directly with a CMU scientist.
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Dr. Mohamed is a faculty member at Carnegie Mellon University and an AI researcher specializing in Artificial Intelligence, Large Language Models, Cloud Computing, and Cybersecurity. He earned his doctorate in Engineering Management and Systems Engineering from George Washington University, with research on AI-driven resilient systems. He is also the founder of Analytics 4 Everyone LLC, an AI-focused startup, and contributes actively to the tech community through keynote talks, industry panels, and editorial roles, including with the IEEE Systems Journal.
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Laila holds an AB in Social Studies with an emphasis on post-colonial theory and history from Harvard University, and an MM from the New England Conservatory in Jazz Voice. While in college, she held leadership roles on the Undergraduate Council, the Arts & Humanities Student Board, and a variety of activist organizations, including the Harvard Graduate Student Union.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to learn from a Carnegie Mellon professor and gain expert guidance on getting started with AI research! Discover how to choose the right research question, build a meaningful project in computer science or engineering during high school, and use that experience to strengthen your college applications—especially for competitive STEM and tech programs.
