From Cristopher Patvakanian

Cristopher Patvakanian is a researcher and data scientist based in Boston, MA. He has studied economics, government, and political-economy, and researched Armenian Diaspora investment, corporate governance, and the U.S. labor market. He has also interned at the Central Bank of Armenia and volunteered briefly for the Aurora Prize Humanitarian Initiative.

MetaGait Helps Armenia’s Soldiers One Step at a Time

May 22 • 5 min read - by Cristopher Patvakanian

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Mixing Education with the Homeland Is More Important than Ever

May 22 • 9 min read - by Cristopher Patvakanian

Armath Engineering Laboratories Digitech Expo Lyupin NGO TakeAR

Vigen Khachatryan – AR Startup and NGO Cofounder, Educator, and Community Leader

Mar 22 • 4 min read - by Cristopher Patvakanian

MIT STEM Women in STEM

Natalie Muradyan, 20, Girls’ Math Camp Creator and MIT Student

Feb 22 • 4 min read - by Cristopher Patvakanian

Armenian veterans Documentaries Karabakh war 2020 Tumo Tumo Center

Arnold Ghazaryan – Filmmaker and 40 Day War Veteran

Feb 22 • 4 min read - by Cristopher Patvakanian

Girlopolis Hackathon IT STEM

Ani Petrosyan – Hackathon Founder and IT Extraordinaire

Feb 22 • 3 min read - by Cristopher Patvakanian

reArmenia: A Collaborative Platform for All

Dec 21 • 6 min read - by Cristopher Patvakanian

Top 5 Articles from Cristopher Patvakanian

Rerooted Archive Presents Syrian-Armenian Testimonials at Harvard Law School

by Cristopher Patvakanian

December 9, 2021 0 Comments

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The Harvard Law School (HLS) Library welcomed the two co-founders of the Rerooted Archive, Anoush Baghdassarian and Ani Schug, for its first fall “Ideas Salon” gathering, an event series meant to highlight the work[...]

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The Armenian Advantage: The Past, Present and Future of Chess

by Cristopher Patvakanian

December 1, 2021 0 Comments

YEREVAN — Much of the world today seems to have discovered (or rediscovered) a passion for chess, arguably due to freed up time during the COVID-19 and the hit Netflix Show “Queen’s Gambit.” For Armenians on the other hand, chess[...]