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Junaid Akram
Affiliation
The University of Sydney, Australia
Topic
Internet Of Things,Smart Contracts,Unmanned Ground Vehicles,Public Key,Secret Key,Adversary Model,Anomaly Detection,Australian Bushfire,Blockchain Technology,Certificate Authority,Critical Applications,Network Lifetime,Secure Communication,Single Point Of Failure,Trust Management,Trust Model,Abnormal Data,Active Sensors,Adaptive Learning,Artificial Neural Network,Assessment Service,Bidirectional Long Short-term Memory,Bitstream,Blockchain Transactions,CO2 Levels,Cloud Computing,Cluster Head,Communication Cost,Computational Complexity,Conditional Generative Adversarial Network,Confidentiality,Consensus Mechanism,Consensus Protocol,Consumer Electronics,Consumption Of Services,Credit Scoring,Critical Sensor,Critical Target,Crowdsourced Data,Crowdsourcing,Cryptographic Hash,Data Exchange,Data Normalization,Data Security,Data Transmission,Decision Tree,Denial Of Service,Design Goals,Detection In Internet,Differential Privacy,
Biography
Junaid Akram received the master’s degree in computational science and engineering from the National University of Sciences and Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan. He is currently pursuing the Ph.D. degree with the School of Computer Science, The University of Sydney, focusing on advancing knowledge in the fields of machine learning, data science, AI for cybersecurity, and blockchain technologies. With a strong foundation in computer science with the COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Pakistan. He has developed a robust academic and research profile. Professionally, he has contributed to the field as a Data Manager with Westmead Hospital, where he developed and managed high-quality clinical databases for research and operational purposes, and as a Lecturer with the Kaplan Business School, where he designed and delivered an IT curriculum aligned with industry trends. He also served as a Casual Tutor with the University of New South Wales, demonstrating a commitment to fostering educational growth in addition to his research commitments. His publication record includes multiple papers in high-impact journals and contributions to international conferences, highlighting his active engagement with the global scientific community.