Dr. Mais Alkhateeb is a mathematician and AI researcher specializing in geometry-aware computational methods, biomedical AI, and energy-efficient machine learning systems. She earned her PhD in Graph Theory from the Technical University of Freiberg, Germany, and completed her Master’s in Data Analysis for Health Management at Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU), where her research focused on AI-driven analysis of rare skin diseases.
With over 90 citations and an h-index of 6, her research spans discrete mathematics, numerical modeling, deep learning, and health informatics. She has led and contributed to projects in rare disease detection, biosignal forecasting, multimodal medical data fusion, and adaptive precision algorithms for computational systems.
Dr. Alkhateeb currently serves as a faculty member at Lusail University and collaborates with the AI Center at Weill Cornell Medicine–Qatar. Her work integrates rigorous mathematical theory with applied machine learning to build scalable, robust, and energy-aware AI solutions for healthcare and advanced computational platforms.
Her long-term vision is to bridge mathematical structure, adaptive control, and intelligent systems to advance sustainable AI and next-generation computing technologies.
Dr. Mais Alkhateeb is a mathematician and AI researcher specializing in geometry-aware computational methods, biomedical AI, and energy-efficient machine learning systems. She earned her PhD in Graph Theory from the Technical University of Freiberg, Germany, and completed her Master’s in Data Analysis for Health Management at Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU), where her research focused on AI-driven analysis of rare skin diseases.
With over 90 citations and an h-index of 6, her research spans discrete mathematics, numerical modeling, deep learning, and health informatics. She has led and contributed to projects in rare disease detection, biosignal forecasting, multimodal medical data fusion, and adaptive precision algorithms for computational systems.
Dr. Alkhateeb currently serves as a faculty member at Lusail University and collaborates with the AI Center at Weill Cornell Medicine–Qatar. Her work integrates rigorous mathematical theory with applied machine learning to build scalable, robust, and energy-aware AI solutions for healthcare and advanced computational platforms.
Her long-term vision is to bridge mathematical structure, adaptive control, and intelligent systems to advance sustainable AI and next-generation computing technologies.