ProcessMiner’s CSO, Dr. Kamran Paynabar, Receives the Outstanding Achievement in Commercialization and Entrepreneurship Award from the Georgia Institute of Technology
ATLANTA, GA, May 24, 2022 — ProcessMiner Inc., an artificial intelligence platform for the manufacturing industry, announced today that its Chief Science Officer, Dr. Kamran Paynabar, is the recipient of the Outstanding Achievement in Commercialization and Entrepreneurship award from Georgia Tech.
The awards were established this spring by Raheem Beyah, Dean of the College and Southern Company Chair. “This year’s honorees are entrepreneurs, researchers studying health and human infrastructure, and faculty who are building a better culture and curriculum for our students, staff, and one another,” said Beyah. “I’m incredibly proud of this year’s winners. Our faculty are among the best in the world.”
ProcessMiner Inc., an artificial intelligence platform for the manufacturing industry, announced today that its Chief Science Officer, Dr. Kamran Paynabar, is the recipient of the Outstanding Achievement in Commercialization and Entrepreneurship award from Georgia Tech.
The awards were established this spring by Raheem Beyah, Dean of the College and Southern Company Chair. “This year’s honorees are entrepreneurs, researchers studying health and human infrastructure, and faculty who are building a better culture and curriculum for our students, staff, and one another,” said Beyah. “I’m incredibly proud of this year’s winners. Our faculty are among the best in the world.”
This prestigious award is given to individuals who have successfully translated their research into marketable products or services. Dr. Paynabar is a recognized scholar in applied statistics and machine learning, and his work with ProcessMiner has helped make it the leading platform for manufacturing process analytics and improvement.
Commenting on the award, Dr. Paynabar said, “I am honored to receive this award and be recognized for my research and work. In addition, I would like to thank Georgia Tech and all my mentors, colleagues, and collaborators who supported me throughout my career and helped me achieve this recognition.”
Dr. Paynabar is a co-founder of ProcessMiner and has been a driving force behind the company’s success. He has developed ground-breaking AI/ML algorithms used to detect patterns and insights in data for improving continuous manufacturing systems.
ProcessMiner CEO and co-founder Karim Pourak said, “We are thrilled that Kamran has been recognized with this prestigious award. It is a testament to his groundbreaking work in AI and data mining and his dedication to helping our customers optimize their manufacturing processes.”
ABOUT PROCESSMINER: Founded in 2014, the ProcessMiner™ platform predicts problems in real-time using AI within the manufacturing process. The platform is being rapidly adopted by the Tissue and Packaging industries, inclusive of manufacturers in the Pulp, Paper and Plastics industries. Pilot projects are underway with water treatment and energy sectors of manufacturing. For more information, visit ProcessMiner.com.
ABOUT College of Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology: The College of Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology provides formal education and research in more than 10 fields of engineering, including aerospace, chemical, civil engineering, electrical engineering, industrial, mechanical, materials engineering, biomedical, and biomolecular engineering, plus polymer, textile, and fiber engineering. The College of Engineering is the oldest and largest college in the institution. Visit coe.gatech.edu.
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