Habiba Akter

Habiba Akter is a Lecturer in Networks and Digital Systems at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL), affiliated with the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science. She holds an MEng in Electronic Engineering and Computing (2016) and a PhD in Electronic Engineering (2021), both from QMUL. Her education prior to university was completed in Bangladesh.

Her research focuses on Computer Networks, Evolutionary Algorithms, Fractal Patterns, and AI-Based Face Detection. She explores applications such as optimizing network routing, generating fractal patterns using genetic algorithms, and analyzing network tunneling protocols for enhanced security and efficiency.

In teaching, she instructs undergraduate courses including Internet Protocols and Wireless Networks, integrating practical network design principles with theoretical foundations.

No scientific awards or funded grants are explicitly listed. Her work includes collaborations on network topology analysis (e.g., the Fortaleza case study) and multi-constrained path optimization in tunnelled networks.

No lab affiliations or team collaborations are mentioned in the provided information.