معرفی
Mohamed Mekki is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Communication Systems Department at EURECOM, Sophia-Antipolis, France, specializing in zero-touch network automation for 5G/6G systems. He completed his PhD at EURECOM in July 2024 under Professor Adlen Ksentini's supervision, following a 2020 Computer Systems Engineering degree from the National School of Computer Science in Algiers and an internship on 5G network slice supervision.
Education:
- PhD in Communication Systems, EURECOM (2024)
- Computer Systems Engineering, National School of Computer Science, Algiers (2020)
Dr. Mekki's research pioneers AI-driven network management, focusing on Explainable AI (XAI) and Large Language Models (LLMs) to enhance trustworthiness in 6G automation. His work addresses critical challenges in cloud-edge continuum management, microservices resilience, and network slicing performance. Key contributions include frameworks for stateful microservice lifecycle management, fine-grained resource autoscaling, and scalable monitoring architectures validated in containerized multi-cluster environments.
His six publications (2021-2025) reveal an evolutionary trajectory from foundational 5G slicing monitoring toward advanced AI integration for 6G. The research consistently bridges theoretical AI models with practical network requirements, emphasizing resilience in distributed systems and granular resource control across cloud-edge infrastructures.
Scientific Awards:
- No documented awards or fellowships
Advising and Grants: No current student supervision or major grant leadership is indicated; collaborative work suggests participation in EURECOM's industry-partnered projects and European research initiatives focused on 5G/6G validation.
Labs and Teams: Dr. Mekki operates within EURECOM's Communication Systems research group alongside Professor Adlen Ksentini, Bouziane Brik, and Christos Verikoukis, contributing to European testbeds for next-generation network management solutions.
