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Muhammad Majid Hussain serves as an Assistant Professor at Heriot-Watt University within the School of Engineering and Physical Sciences, United Kingdom. His research directly contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to affordable and clean energy, with over 50 publications spanning power systems, smart grid technologies, and renewable energy integration. He actively collaborates internationally and accepts PhD students for advanced research in electrical engineering domains.
Dr. Hussain's academic foundation includes:
- BSc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (2005) from Pakistan
- MSc in Electrical Engineering (2009) from Pakistan
- PhD in Electrical Engineering (2018) from Glasgow Caledonian University, focusing on salt deposition mechanisms and surface flashover on outdoor insulators near shorelines
His research portfolio centers on smart grid technologies and power system resilience, with critical work in cyber-physical security of power networks, EV-grid integration, and advanced energy management systems. Recent projects address real-time grid stability through AI-driven optimization and secure communication architectures, emphasizing practical implementation for modernizing aging infrastructure. His work bridges theoretical modeling with field applications, particularly in harsh environmental conditions affecting power components.
Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2022-2025) reveals three dominant research thrusts: (1) Software-defined networking for dynamic grid control, (2) AI/optimization techniques for microgrid energy management, and (3) Material science applications for power system component durability. This trajectory demonstrates increasing interdisciplinary convergence between power engineering, computer science, and materials engineering to solve grid modernization challenges.
Professional recognition includes:
- Chartered Engineer status from The Institution of Engineering & Technology (UK)
- Fellowship in The Higher Education Academy (Advance HE, UK)
Dr. Hussain has secured competitive funding as Principal Investigator for multiple projects, including two University of South Wales Partnership & Engagement Programme grants focused on grid integration challenges. His supervision extends to PhD candidates developing next-generation grid technologies, with strong industry partnerships facilitating technology transfer. Current research initiatives explore blockchain-based energy trading and second-life battery applications for grid stabilization.
His laboratory work emphasizes experimental validation of theoretical models, particularly in insulator performance under coastal conditions and real-time grid simulation environments. Collaborative networks span European and Asian institutions, with recent projects examining cross-border renewable integration and EV charging infrastructure resilience.
