About
Dr. SALAH UD DIN Muhammad is a Research Fellow at the Communication System Department of EURECOM, France. He holds a Ph.D. in Wireless Communications from Hongik University, South Korea, under Professor Byung-Seo Kim. His research focuses on integrating Artificial Intelligence with emerging networking paradigms, including 6G, Edge Computing, and Information-Centric Networking (ICN/NDN). He has expertise in vehicular networks, IoT, and sensor networks, addressing challenges like latency reduction and resource optimization.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Wireless Communications, Hongik University, South Korea (2019-2023)
- M.Sc. in Wireless Communications, COMSATS University, Pakistan
- B.Sc. in Software Development, Dr. AQ Khan Institute, Pakistan
Research Interests: His work spans AI-driven network protocols, microservices architecture for edge computing, and efficient data management in vehicular/iot systems. He has contributed to projects like CFEC (ultra-low latency framework) and INF-NDN IoT (intelligent naming for IoT).
Awards & Grants:
- ACM SIGCOMM Travel Grant (2022)
- Hongik University Research Frontier Grant (2021)
- Best Research of the Year Award (2021-2022)
- NDN Hackathon Awards (2019, 2021)
Professional Contributions: He has served as Technical Program Co-Chair for IEEE ICC 2023 and reviewer for journals like IEEE IoT Journal and Transactions on Services Computing. His research has led to 34+ publications and 3 patents in networking and edge computing domains.
Labs & Teams: Active member of the Broadband Convergence Network (BCN) Lab at Hongik University and currently affiliated with EURECOM's Communication Systems group.
