Mohammad Fanaei

Mohammad Fanaei is an Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Northeastern University, affiliated with the College of Engineering. His research focuses on machine learning applications, wireless sensor networks, automotive systems, and network security. He has contributed to advancements in vehicular communication protocols, distributed estimation techniques, and cybersecurity measures against tunneling attacks.

Research Interests

Fanaei’s work spans deep learning for autonomous systems, vehicular networks, and sensor fusion. He explores challenges in distributed signal processing, including power allocation strategies and robust communication protocols for automated vehicles. His cybersecurity research addresses vulnerabilities in vehicular ad hoc networks and sensor infrastructure.

Key Contributions

His publications highlight trends in 3D vehicle localization, DSRC receiver modeling, and modulation-channel coding interplay. Earlier work includes foundational studies on distributed detection algorithms and spatial randomness in sensor networks.

Advising & Grants

While specific advising/grants are not detailed, his academic role suggests involvement in teaching and mentoring in electrical engineering and computer science disciplines.