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University of Electronic Science and Technology of China | China
Muhammad Irfan Khan is a dedicated ML Security Engineer, researcher, and academic professional specializing in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and image processing, currently pursuing his M.S. in Information and Communication Engineering at the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC), Chengdu. He has worked as a Machine Learning & Security Engineer at Victoriam.ai Solution, USA, where he developed threat detection models and optimized real-time security frameworks, and as a Research Intern at LinkDoc Technology, contributing to medical image segmentation advancements. At Namal University, Pakistan, he gained substantial experience as a Research Assistant, Teaching Assistant, and Lab Engineer, supporting AI/ML research, supervising projects, and co-authoring multiple peer-reviewed publications. His research contributions include journal articles such as “Genetic Algorithm Based Hybrid Deep Learning Framework for Stability Prediction of ABO3 Perovskites in Solar Cell Applications” (Energies, 2025), “Forecasting Fluctuations in Cryptocurrency Trading Volume Using a Hybrid LSTM-DQN Reinforcement Learning” (Digital Finance Journal, 2025), “Machine Learning-Powered Malware Detection in Encrypted IoT Traffic” (IEEE Journal of IoT, 2024), and “Decoding Emotions: U-Net-Driven Pattern Recognition for fMRI Analysis” (IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging, 2025), along with conference proceedings in ICICT and IBCAST. He has served as a reviewer for international journals and conferences, including Computational Economics (Springer), Scientific Reports (Nature), and AAAI-26. His technical strengths span deep learning, reinforcement learning, cybersecurity, computer vision, and data-driven optimization, while also excelling in leadership and collaborative research. Despite his growing recognition, his current Scopus/Google Scholar profile records 2 documents reflecting his early yet impactful stage in research.
Wali, S., Khan, M. I., & Zulfiqar, N. (2025). Forecasting fluctuations in cryptocurrency trading volume using a hybrid LSTM–DQN reinforcement learning. Digital Finance Journal.
Shanghai University, China
Dr. Juan Chen is a distinguished researcher and educator in the field of big data analytics, autonomous driving, and computer vision, currently serving as a faculty member at SILC Business School, Shanghai University since 2009. With over two decades of academic and research experience, she specializes in developing cutting-edge AI models, especially for transportation and e-commerce applications. Her expertise in deep learning and intelligent transportation systems has earned her recognition in core academic journals and scientific communities.
Dr. Chen obtained her Ph.D. in Control Science and Engineering from Tongji University, China in 2008. She previously completed her Master’s degree at the School of Automation, Xi’an Jiaotong University in 2003, and earned her Bachelor’s degree in Energy and Power Engineering from Shanghai University of Technology in 1996. Her robust academic background laid the foundation for her interdisciplinary work across AI, engineering, and data science.
Dr. Chen began her academic career as a lecturer at the School of Electronic and Information Engineering, Northern University for Nationalities from 1996 to 1998 and returned to the same school from 2001 to 2002. Since 2009, she has been actively contributing to teaching and research at SILC Business School, Shanghai University. Her teaching portfolio includes essential courses such as Python Program Design, Fundamentals of Data Analysis, and Deep Learning Practice in Computer Vision, which bridge theory with real-world AI practices.
Dr. Chen has consistently published in prestigious journals indexed in SCI and ESCI, such as the International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks, IET Intelligent Transport Systems, and Algorithms. Her research achievements, including core journal recognition by Peking University, reflect her impactful contributions to intelligent systems and optimization in traffic networks.
Dr. Chen’s research is centered on big data analysis applied to transportation and e-commerce, autonomous vehicle control, computer vision, and deep learning. She has developed advanced models such as graph convolutional networks and spatiotemporal LSTM to address challenges in vehicle trajectory prediction, traffic congestion, and signal optimization. Her work integrates reinforcement learning, fuzzy logic, and multi-objective optimization to improve real-world systems’ efficiency and sustainability.
With an unwavering commitment to advancing AI applications in intelligent transportation, Dr. Juan Chen exemplifies interdisciplinary excellence. Her blend of academic rigor, research innovation, and practical teaching continues to inspire the next generation of engineers and data scientists. 🚗💡📊
Urban expressway on-ramp control based on improved NSGA-Ⅱ algorithm of reinforcement learning
Journal of Shanghai University (Natural Science Edition), 2023
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Vehicle Trajectory Prediction Based on Local Dynamic Graph Spatiotemporal-LSTM Model
World Electric Vehicle Journal, 2024
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KGCN-LSTM: A graph convolutional network considering knowledge fusion of point of interest for vehicle trajectory prediction
IET Intelligent Transport Systems, 2023
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Connected and automated vehicle control at unsignalized intersection based on deep reinforcement learning in vehicle-to-infrastructure environment
International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks, 2022
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Multi-class expressway traffic control for reducing congestion and emissions based on fuzzy NSGA
Journal of Shanghai University (Natural Science Edition), 2021
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Freeway Traffic Congestion Reduction and Environment Regulation via Model Predictive Control
Algorithms, 2019
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Traffic congestion prediction based on GPS trajectory data
International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks, 2019
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lecturer, iran university of science and technology, Iran
Seyed Abolfazl Aghili is a passionate civil engineer with a strong focus on construction engineering and management. With a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from the prestigious Iran University of Science and Technology (IUST), he specializes in using artificial intelligence for enhancing the resilience of HVAC systems in hospitals. His research integrates cutting-edge technologies such as machine learning and deep learning to optimize building systems and improve decision-making in construction projects. Seyed’s dedication to his field has earned him a reputation as a driven academic and professional in the civil engineering community. 🏗️🤖
Seyed Abolfazl Aghili completed his Ph.D. in Civil Engineering with a specialization in Construction Engineering and Management from Iran University of Science and Technology (IUST) between 2019 and 2024. His doctoral thesis focused on developing a framework to assess the long-term resilience of hospital air conditioning systems using artificial intelligence. Prior to that, he earned his M.Sc. in Civil Engineering with a focus on Construction Engineering and Management at IUST, where he investigated employee selection methods in construction firms. He also holds a B.Sc. in Civil Engineering from Isfahan University of Technology (IUT). 🎓📚
Seyed Abolfazl Aghili has extensive experience in both academic research and practical applications of civil engineering, particularly in construction management. He has worked on various projects involving energy management, risk management, and resilience within the construction industry. His academic journey has seen him contribute significantly to the research community, particularly in the areas of AI in construction systems and HVAC performance. Furthermore, he has been an integral part of various conferences and publications, sharing his insights on improving construction management processes through technology. 💼🏢
Seyed Abolfazl Aghili has earned several prestigious awards throughout his academic journey. He was ranked 5th among 2200 participants in the Nationwide University Entrance Exam for the Ph.D. program in Iran in 2019. Additionally, he ranked 2nd among all construction management students at Iran University of Science and Technology during his M.Sc. studies. He was also ranked in the top 1% (220th out of 32,663) in the Nationwide University Entrance Exam for the M.Sc. program in Iran in 2013. 🏆🥇
Seyed’s primary research interests lie in the application of machine learning and deep learning techniques in construction engineering. His work focuses on enhancing the resilience of building systems, especially HVAC systems in healthcare settings. He also explores risk management, sustainability, lean construction, and decision-making systems for project managers. His interdisciplinary research combines civil engineering with advanced AI methodologies, driving innovations in construction management and systems optimization. 🔍💡
Seyed Abolfazl Aghili’s academic and professional journey reflects his commitment to advancing civil engineering through innovative solutions. His focus on integrating artificial intelligence into construction systems is helping to create smarter, more sustainable, and resilient built environments. Through his work, he continues to contribute valuable insights to both the academic world and the practical sector of construction engineering. 🌍🔧
Artificial Intelligence Approaches to Energy Management in HVAC Systems: A Systematic Review. Journal of Buildings, 15.7 (2025).
Data-driven approach to fault detection for hospital HVAC system. Journals of Smart and Sustainable Built Environment, ahead-of-print (2024).
Feasibility Study of Using BIM in Construction Site Decision Making in Iran. International Conference on Civil Engineering, Architecture and Urban Infrastructure, July 2015.
Review of digital imaging technology in safety management in the construction industry. 1st National Conference on Development of Civil Engineering, Architecture, Electricity and Mechanical in Iran (December, 2014).
The role of insurance companies in managing the crisis after earthquake. 1st National Congress of Engineering, Construction, and Evaluation of Development Projects, May 2013.
The need for a new approach to pre-crisis and post-crisis management of earthquake. 1st National Conference on Seismology and Earthquake, February 2013.
Associate Professor, ROC Military Academy, Taiwan
Ching-Lung Fan is an associate professor in Civil Engineering at the Republic of China Military Academy. He completed his Ph.D. in 2019 from the National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology. His professional journey reflects a strong dedication to advancing technology in the construction and civil engineering sectors, particularly through the application of machine learning and deep learning methods. 🏫
Dr. Fan holds a Master of Science (M.S.) from National Taiwan University (2006) and a Ph.D. from National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology (2019). His academic background underscores his commitment to both theoretical and practical contributions to the field. 🎓
Dr. Fan started his academic career as an assistant professor at the Republic of China Military Academy in January 2019 and was promoted to associate professor in June 2022. His teaching and research experience has significantly impacted the study of civil engineering, especially through the integration of machine learning and data mining. 🏢
Ching-Lung Fan has received several prestigious awards, including the Phi Tau Phi Scholastic Honor (2019), Outstanding Paper Award (2021), Excellent Paper Award (2022), and Best Researcher Award (2024). In 2023, he was honored with membership in Sigma Xi, an esteemed scientific organization. 🏅
Dr. Fan’s research interests are primarily centered around machine learning, deep learning, data mining, construction performance evaluation, and risk management. His work integrates cutting-edge computational methods with civil engineering applications to enhance the quality and efficiency of construction projects. 🤖📊
Dr. Fan’s innovative contributions to civil engineering, particularly in the realm of AI-driven solutions, continue to shape the future of construction and infrastructure development. His ongoing research and recognition in the academic community highlight his expertise and impact in the field. 🌟
Integrating image processing technology and deep learning to identify crops in UAV orthoimages. CMC-Computers, Materials & Continua. (Accepted).
Predicting the construction quality of projects by using hybrid soft computing techniques. CMES-Computer Modeling in Engineering & Sciences. (Accepted).
Evaluation model for crack detection with deep learning—Improved confusion matrix based on linear features. Journal of Construction Engineering and Management (ASCE), 151(3): 04024210. (SCI).
Evaluating the performance of Taiwan airport renovation projects: An application of multiple attributes intelligent decision analysis. Buildings, 14(10): 3314. (SCI).
Deep neural networks for automated damage classification in image-based visual data of reinforced concrete structures. Heliyon, 10(19): e38104. (SCI).
Multiscale feature extraction by using convolutional neural network: Extraction of objects from multiresolution images of urban areas. ISPRS International Journal of GeoInformation, 13(1): 5. (SCI).
Ground surface structure classification using UAV remote sensing images and machine learning algorithms. Applied Geomatics, 15: 919-931. (ESCI).
Using convolutional neural networks to identify illegal roofs from unmanned aerial vehicle images. Architectural Engineering and Design Management, 20(2): 390-410. (SCI).
Evaluation of machine learning in recognizing images of reinforced concrete damage. Multimedia Tools and Applications, 82: 30221-30246. (SCI).
Supervised machine learning–Based detection of concrete efflorescence. Symmetry, 14(11): 284. (SCI).
PhD Student, National University of Sciences and Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan
Sara Tehsin is a motivated and results-driven professional with over ten years of experience in Image Processing and Machine Learning. As an Engineering Lecturer at HITEC University in Taxila, Pakistan, she excels in delivering high-quality educational experiences and has a proven track record of producing outstanding results through her strong work ethic, adaptability, and effective communication skills. She is passionate about academic development and seeks opportunities to contribute her expertise while furthering her professional growth. 📚💻
Sara Tehsin is currently pursuing a PhD in Computer Engineering at the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Islamabad, where she has achieved a remarkable GPA of 3.83/4.00. Her research focuses on Digital Forensics, Deep Learning, and Digital Image Processing. She holds a Master’s degree in Computer Engineering from NUST, where she graduated with a GPA of 3.7/4.0, and a Bachelor’s degree from The Islamia University of Bahawalpur, with a GPA of 3.36/4.00. 🎓🌟
Sara has extensive teaching experience, currently serving as an Engineering Lecturer at HITEC University since September 2019, where she develops engaging curriculum and delivers lectures aligned with international standards. Previously, she was a Computer Science Lecturer at Sharif College of Engineering and Technology, and she also served as a Teaching Assistant at NUST and a Lab Engineer at Foundation University. Her roles have encompassed curriculum development, practical instruction, and student support in various computer science subjects. 👩🏫🔧
Sara’s research interests encompass Digital Forensics, Deep Learning, Digital Image Processing, and Machine Learning. She focuses on developing innovative solutions for image recognition and forgery detection, contributing significantly to the fields of computer vision and machine learning. Her work aims to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of image processing systems. 🧠🔍
Self-organizing hierarchical particle swarm optimization of correlation filters for object recognition
S. Tehsin, S. Rehman, M.O.B. Saeed, F. Riaz, A. Hassan, M. Abbas, R. Young, …
IEEE Access, 5, 24495-24502 (2017)
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Improved maximum average correlation height filter with adaptive log base selection for object recognition
S. Tehsin, S. Rehman, A.B. Awan, Q. Chaudry, M. Abbas, R. Young, A. Asif
Optical Pattern Recognition XXVII, 9845, 29-41 (2016)
Cited by: 18
Fully invariant wavelet enhanced minimum average correlation energy filter for object recognition in cluttered and occluded environments
S. Tehsin, S. Rehman, F. Riaz, O. Saeed, A. Hassan, M. Khan, M.S. Alam
Pattern Recognition and Tracking XXVIII, 10203, 28-39 (2017)
Cited by: 12
Comparative analysis of zero aliasing logarithmic mapped optimal trade-off correlation filter
S. Tehsin, S. Rehman, A. Bilal, Q. Chaudry, O. Saeed, M. Abbas, R. Young
Pattern Recognition and Tracking XXVIII, 10203, 22-37 (2017)
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Graduate Research Assistant, Africa Centre of Excellence in Future Energies and Electrochemical Systems (ACE-FUELS), Nigeria
Christopher Ikechukwu Ekeocha is a dedicated Assistant Research Fellow at the National Mathematical Centre in Abuja, Nigeria, with a keen interest in corrosion mitigation and environmental pollution. His extensive research focuses on developing innovative eco-friendly materials and computational simulation techniques to address corrosion and pollution challenges. He has represented Nigeria internationally at the International Chemistry Olympiad, guiding students to success in countries like Vietnam, Azerbaijan, Georgia, France, and China. 🌍🔬