Research Motivation

Theoretical studies have been the backbone of many academic research in wireless communication several years ago, recent times, and will continue to be the case. The mathematical framework of theoretical studies is heavily reliant on assumptions that takes away the complexities of the physical world. Don't you think it will be fun and more rewarding if we incorporate testbed implementations that evaluate theoretical concepts in our studies? This will not only enhance our knowledge of the subject of investigation but also reinforce the mathematical models by capturing real-world physical parameters. 

His research is fueled by a keen interest in leveraging theoretical studies and testbed-based proof of concepts to strengthen security against the ever-increasing malicious activities that plague wireless networks, threatening integrity, confidentiality, authenticity, and availability and improving the performance of wireless communication systems. More specifically, Reconfigurable Intelligent Surface (RIS) and Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) , which have become an attractive technology for extending the coverage of 5G and FutureG mmWave networks have in the same breath become a target of malicious attackers, thus, studying innovative ways of reaping the benefits of these technologies while keeping malicious users at an arm's length is very beneficial. 

Research Interests

Wireless Security

Artificial Intelligence in Wireless Communication

RIS & Holographic Surfaces

Integrated Sensing and  Communication

Secure Wireless Testbed Design

In the course of his academic endeavors, he has become knowledgeable and skilled in various research areas relevant to telecom engineering, electrical and computer engineering, and intelligent media engineering. While he continues to enhance his skills in his field of study, he is increasingly proficient in machine learning, wireless communication, and vulnerability analysis. 

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He intends to keep this page frequently updated to reflect the evolution of his research interests, projects, and the progress of his Ph.D.