Mohammed Karmoose
Assistant Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE), WINC Research Center
Nile University
Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) Dept., Alexandria University
mkarmoos [@] nu [.] edu [.] eg - mkarmoose [@] alexu [.] edu [.] eg
I am an assistant professor at the Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) program and a member at the WINC research center at Nile University, and the Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) department at Alexandria University, Egypt. Previously, I was a senior research engineer at Samsung Semiconductors, Inc. I obtained my Ph.D from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where I was a member of the ARNI lab. My PhD advisor was Prof. Christina Fragouli.
Please check out the cool research projects listed below which I am currently working on. Please send me an email if you are interested in working with me on any of these projects!
Self-optimizing networks
Using AI and data-driven solutions, I'd like to make communication networks smatly and autonomously optimize itself to the dynamics of the environment.
Areas/Tools:
Communications theory, machine-learning, reinforcement learning, optimization.
Autonomous driving
Cars of the future will be self-driving. With no input from drivers, how can we ensure that those cars can operate smoothly with no danger to the passengers and the surroundings? I want to see how communications can help this system work.
Areas/Tools:
Communications theory, machine-learning, optimization, computer vision.
UAVs in disaster relief
How can we help in situations of disaster? I want to see how UAVs can help rescue teams get in better touch with survivors until successful rescue.
Areas/Tools:
Communications theory, networks, reinforcement learning, optimization.
AI-driven coding design
Can AI help us design better coding techniques?
Areas/Tools:
Communications theory, coding theory, machine-learning, optimization.