Muhammad Aamir Iqbal
Security, Communication and Networks, Internet of Things, Wireless Sensor Networks, Body Area Networks Distributed Security paradigm for Wireless Sensor Networks in Internet of Things(IoT) Security Communication and Networks Internet of Things Wireless Sensor Networks Body Area Networks Cognitive Radio Networks and Spectrum Sensing Energy Efficient Wireless Sensor Networks Security in Wireless Sensor Networks Wireless Sensor Networks for Data Analysis Internet of Things and Social Network Interactions Wireless Body Area Networks Bluetooth and Wireless Communication Technologies Smart Systems and Machine Learning Multimedia Learning Systems Cryptography and Data Security IoT-based Control Systems Advanced Technologies and Applied Computing Cybersecurity and Information Systems Wireless Sensor Networks and IoT Privacy, Security, and Data Protection Energy Harvesting in Wireless Networks Internet of Things and AI Wireless sensor network Artificial Intelligence Biomedical Engineering Civil and Structural Engineering Computer Networks and Communications Computer Science Applications Control and Systems Engineering Electrical and Electronic Engineering Information Systems Sociology and Political Science

Bio

Dr. Muhammad Aamir Iqbal is a dedicated researcher in computer science, specializing in security, communication networks, the Internet of Things (IoT), wireless sensor networks, and body area networks. He earned his Ph.D. in Computer Science, focusing on distributed security paradigms for wireless sensor networks in IoT. Dr. Iqbal has been affiliated with the University of Louisiana at Lafayette in the United States, where he contributed to advancing secure and private IoT solutions. With 44 publications, over 518 citations, an h-index of 12, and an i10-index of 12, his work has made a notable impact. His roles as an author and journal reviewer reflect his deep engagement with the academic community. Dr. Iqbal continues to explore innovative approaches to interactive communication systems, including applications for hearing-impaired individuals through gesture recognition.

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Ph.D Computer Science

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