Research Experience

 

My research areas include Neural Networks, Genetic Algorithms, Intelligent monitoring, Intelligent Control and Human Intelligence.

Research Grants

Got a research grant of approx. 15000 US$ from Japan Society for Promotion of Sciences, Japan for the research for emulating human Intelligence in Learning Control Systems during my post-doc fellowship in Tohoku University.

 Visiting Researcher

 December 2000 – May 2003: Post-doc Fellow, Laboratory of Intelligent Control Systems, Graduate School of Information Sciences, Tohoku University, Sendai, JAPAN

• Involved in the research activities related to Intelligent Control systems and Biomechanics (human postural stability)

October, 2004: Invited Lecturer, to deliver a lecture on New Approach for Assessment of Dynamic Balance at 6^th WHO Collaborating Center International Symposium, Sendai, Japan.

November 2005 – February 2006: Visiting Professor, Department of Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, School of Medicine, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan.

• Involved in the research activities related to Biomedical Signal Processing (Human Walking Gait Analysis of Elderly People)

 

PhD Thesis Supervision

 

·        PhD Supervision

Ø     Co-supervised one PhD student, Mr. Zaer of Jordon, who has obtained his PhD degree in 2002.

Ø  Supervised Two PhD Students

• New Architectures for Multi-Step Ahead Time Series Forecasting by Syed Rahat Abbas, 2008.
• Variability Analysis Of Physiological Signals Using Nonlinear Time Series Analysis Techniques by Mr. Wajid Aziz Loun, 2006.