Armenia’s investment in AI infrastructure needs an equally ambitious investment in human capital. We need people who can turn computing power into scientific discoveries, new industries, and companies built in Armenia.
On September 12, 2026, Rachel and Rev welcomed AUA supporters into their home to celebrate the university’s first 35 years and help build its next chapter.
Susie Avagyan, a graduate of AUA’s first data science cohort, shared her path to biomedical data science research at Stanford. Her story shows how education in Armenia can connect people to research around the world.
Read AUA’s account of the evening ↗
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