Fadi Alhaddadin

Fadi Alhaddadin serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Heriot-Watt University's School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences, with campuses in both Edinburgh, United Kingdom and Dubai Knowledge Park, United Arab Emirates. He holds leadership positions as Director of the BSc in Computer Systems and MSc in Information Technology (Business) programs.

• ORCID: 0000-0001-7516-5246
• Accepting PhD students in multiple research areas

Dr. Alhaddadin's research spans interdisciplinary fields at the intersection of technology and business, with particular focus on cloud architecture design, health informatics, energy efficiency, and information security. His work emphasizes practical applications that address real-world challenges in healthcare data management, cloud infrastructure optimization, and privacy-preserving systems. He implements evidence-based learning strategies in multicultural educational environments and contributes significantly to curriculum development and student assessment.

His publication trend shows consistent research output since 2015 with a concentration on healthcare information systems and cloud computing security, particularly evident in his 2023 publications which demonstrate his ongoing commitment to solving privacy challenges in collaborative health environments. The articles reflect his interdisciplinary approach bridging technical cloud architecture with healthcare applications.

As an active academic media contributor, Dr. Alhaddadin has participated in multiple television interviews discussing emerging technologies:

• Smart cameras and privacy concerns
• Generative AI applications and regulations
• Cybersecurity and AI-enhanced protection measures
• Bluetooth and AirDrop security considerations

His leadership extends to program direction where he oversees curriculum development and academic quality for both undergraduate and postgraduate programs, ensuring integration of emerging technologies with business practices. His research contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals through work in information systems that support healthcare, energy efficiency, and secure data management.