Hamail Ayaz

Hamail Ayaz serves as an Assistant Lecturer in Computing at Atlantic Technological University (ATU) Sligo, specializing in AI-driven computer vision while concurrently completing his PhD in the School of Computing at ATU, where his research focuses on eXplainable AI applications for diagnosing glioma brain tumours.

His educational background includes:

• Bachelor of Computer Science (with distinction) from COMSATS University Islamabad
• Master of Computer Engineering investigating advanced imaging protocols and generative adversarial networks for food processing applications

Hamail's research bridges computer vision and artificial intelligence with practical healthcare diagnostics and industrial applications, demonstrating particular expertise in medical imaging analysis and machine learning implementation across diverse domains including neuro-oncology and food technology sectors.

He actively contributes to the STEM Passport initiative promoting women in STEM fields across Ireland, with his scholarly impact evidenced through publications in high-impact journals despite no specific advising roles or research grants being documented in available sources.

As an integral member of ATU Sligo's School of Computing research ecosystem, Hamail collaborates on advancing AI-driven computer vision solutions while maintaining strong connections to both Pakistani academic roots and Irish technological innovation initiatives.