Khalifa University
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
4 mentors acknowledged
Acknowledgment
With gratitude to the professors, mentors, friends, and institutions behind this work.
MuhammadLab is shaped by many generous academic voices. This page recognizes the people and institutions whose teaching, supervision, research mentorship, and encouragement helped form the path behind the lab.
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Mentors
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Institutions
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Core fields
A note of thanks
I am grateful to the professors, supervisors, research mentors, and friends who invested their time, knowledge, trust, and patience in my academic journey. Their guidance has influenced not only my research direction, but also the way I teach, build learning resources, and think about useful scientific work.
I also acknowledge the institutions that created the environment for this growth: Khalifa University, University of Dubai, Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi, and Pakistan Institute of Engineering & Applied Sciences.
University of Dubai
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
1 mentor acknowledged
Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
1 mentor acknowledged
Pakistan Institute of Engineering & Applied Sciences
Islamabad, Pakistan
1 mentor acknowledged
People acknowledged
Professors and academic mentors
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BioinformaticsAndreas Henschel
Associate Professor
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Khalifa University
Relationship
Master's supervisor
Guided the academic foundation of my graduate work and helped shape my direction in bioinformatics, AI, and computational metagenomics.
BioinformaticsArtificial intelligenceComputational metagenomics
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BioinformaticsZeyar Aung
Associate Professor
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Khalifa University
Relationship
Course instructor
Taught me through coursework and strengthened my understanding of machine learning, bioinformatics, and data analytics.
Machine learningBioinformaticsData analytics
ED
Computer ScienceErnesto Damiani
Professor
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Khalifa University
Relationship
Research mentor
Supported my work as a research associate and influenced my thinking around intelligent systems, security, big data, and applied AI.
Artificial intelligenceMachine learningCyber-physical systems securityBig data analytics
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Computer ScienceShakti Singh
Senior Lecturer
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Khalifa University
Relationship
Collaborator
Collaborated with me and offered guidance, encouragement, teaching, and friendship while connecting ideas across AI, IoT, sensors, semiconductor devices, and emerging systems.
Artificial intelligenceInternet of ThingsSensorsBlockchainSemiconductor devices
HAH
Computer ScienceHussam Al Hamadi
Assistant Professor
College of Engineering and IT, University of Dubai
Relationship
Research mentor
Worked with me during my research associate experience and contributed to my learning across machine learning, cybersecurity, IoT, and information systems.
Machine learningCybersecurityInternet of ThingsHuman-computer interactionInformation security
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BioinformaticsSamuel F. Feng
Assistant Professor
Sciences and Engineering, Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi
Relationship
Research mentor
Supported my research associate journey and broadened my perspective on stochastic modeling, dimensionality reduction, and high-dimensional genomic data.
Stochastic modelingDimensionality reductionHigh-dimensional genomic dataDisease prediction
IuH
Computer ScienceIrfan ul Haq
Faculty mentor
Department of Computer & Information Sciences, Pakistan Institute of Engineering & Applied Sciences
Relationship
Bachelor's supervisor
Supervised my bachelor-level academic work and helped build the early foundation for my interests in computing, security, cloud systems, and web mining.
Cloud computingInternet of ThingsInformation securityWeb miningSelf-organizing systems
Research direction
Shared influence across bioinformatics and computer science.
Together, these mentors connect the themes that MuhammadLab continues to explore: bioinformatics, genomics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, cybersecurity, information systems, IoT, cloud computing, and visual teaching resources.
Personal note
Any omissions are mine, but the gratitude is real. This page can continue to grow as MuhammadLab grows.