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Research Opportunities ...
Opportunity for MS/PhD study with a full scholarship is available at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering or Department of Computer Science, Idaho State University, Idaho Falls, ID, USA. Research directions include (but not limited to): IoT Security and Privacy; Privacy Preserving Machine Learning; Smart Health Care Security and Privacy; and 6G Communications. Requirements include: (1) Master's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Applied Math or a related discipline; (2) High GPA; (3) Good programming and mathematical analysis/optimization skills; and (4) Good TOEFL/IELTS and GRE scores (given the candidate has already taken the tests).
Interested students please send a brief CV and unofficial transcript(s) to: mfouda@isu.edu
Potential candidate(s) will be contacted for an interview over Zoom, particularly for verifying domain knowledge in undergraduate project and/or Masters thesis, and programming skills.
Note: Applicants not fulfilling the aforementioned requirements will be deemed not serious, and will not be responded to.
Ph.D. Students
Esraa Mosleh Eid
Graduated in 2019 (Benha Univ.)
PhD Dissertation Title: Multiple Access Techniques in Mobile Next Generation Networks
Currently: Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at Benha University, Egypt.
Maha Gaber
Graduated in 2019 (Benha Univ.)
PhD Dissertation Title: Peak to Average Power Ratio Reduction Technique in 5G Communication Systems
Currently: Assistant Professor at Modern Academy for Engineering and Technology, Egypt.
Hala Gaber Farrag
Graduated in 2019 (Benha Univ.)
PhD Dissertation Title: On Improving the Performance of the Smart Grid Communications
M.S. Students
Omnia Hashad
Ongoing (Benha Univ.)
Topic: Resources Allocation in Device-to-Device Communications
Sally Alaa El-Din Ali
Ongoing (Benha Univ.)
Topic: Self-Learning Algorithm for Demand Response in Smart Grid
Rhana Elshishtawy
Graduated in 2020 (Benha Univ.)
Master Thesis Title: Multichannel Spectrum Sensing Technique for Cognitive Radio Networks
Currently: Teaching Assistant at 6th of October University, Egypt.
Ahmed Gamal Deabes
Graduated in 2019 (Benha Univ.)
Master Thesis Title: Energy Conservation using Clustering Techniques for IoT Systems
Currently: Teaching Assistant at Modern University for Technology and Information (MTI), Egypt.
Mohamed I. Ibrahem
Graduated in 2018 (Benha Univ.)
Master Thesis Title: Resource Management in 5G Heterogeneous Network using Software Defined Network
Currently: Graduate Research Assistant at Tennessee Tech. University, TN, USA
Mahmoud Badr
Graduated in 2018 (Benha Univ.)
Master Thesis Title: Performance Enhancement of 5G Networks using Massive MIMO
Currently: Graduate Research Assistant at Tennessee Tech. University, TN, USA
Mohamed Baza
Graduated in 2017 (Benha Univ.)
Master Thesis Title: Towards an Efficient and Secure Data Communication in Smart Grid
Currently: Visiting Assistant Professor at Sam Houston State University, TX, USA
Graduate Students Mentoring
Mohamed I. Ibrahem
PhD student
Tennessee Tech. Univ., TN, USA
2019-Present
Ahmed Shafee
PhD student
Tennessee Tech. Univ., TN, USA
2019-2020
Mahmoud Badr
PhD student
Tennessee Tech. Univ., TN, USA
2019-Present
Sherif Ghoname
PhD student
Tennessee Tech. Univ., TN, USA
2019-Present
Sadman Sakib
MS student
Lakehead Univ., Canada
2019-Present
Wesam
Al Amiri
Al Amiri
MS graduate
Tennessee Tech. Univ., TN, USA
2019
Senior Capstone Projects
2017: Design and Development of Egyptian Universities Satellite 1 (EUS-1)
Electronics and Communication Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering at Shoubra,
Benha University, Egypt
Electronics and Communication Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering at Shoubra,
Benha University, Egypt
Mohamed Abozeid
Mohamed Ali Radwan
Samar Abdellatif
Shimaa Magdy
Shimaa Mohamed
Shimaa Ramadan
Shimaa Soltan
2017: Design and Development of Egyptian Universities Satellite 1 (EUS-1)
Electronics and Communication Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering at Shoubra,
Benha University, Egypt
Electronics and Communication Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering at Shoubra,
Benha University, Egypt
Ahmed Yehya
Ahmed Abdelhay
Ahmed Nader
2016: Vehicle Tracking System
Electronics and Communication Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering,
Misr International University (MIU), Egypt
Electronics and Communication Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering,
Misr International University (MIU), Egypt
Ahmed Montasser Ramadan
Bassam Ahmed Hammam
Yasser Nour Ahmed
Ahmed Mohamed ElSayed Kormed
Mohamed Hossam Nagy
Mohamed Mohamed Samir
2016: Smart City
Electronics and Communication Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering at Shoubra,
Benha University, Egypt
Electronics and Communication Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering at Shoubra,
Benha University, Egypt
Asmaa Sayed Mohammed El-Mashtoly
Aya Adel Abd El Mnaem
Bassant Sherif Anwar Mohammed
Reem Fouad Mohammad Al-Feky
Sara Ahmed El_Sayed Saleh
2016: Wireless Power Transmission
Electronics and Communication Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering at Shoubra,
Benha University, Egypt
Electronics and Communication Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering at Shoubra,
Benha University, Egypt
Ghada Tarek Abbas
Rabaa Taha Sakr
Seham Abdelhakam Ghopashi
Taghreed Fathy Abdelhamid
Yasmine Mohamed Rashad
2016: Intelligent Transportation System (ITS)
Electronics and Communication Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering at Shoubra,
Benha University, Egypt
Electronics and Communication Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering at Shoubra,
Benha University, Egypt
Ahmed Mohamed Behairy
Aya Abdel-Moamen Mohamed
Azza Mahmoud Salama
Shimaa Mahmoud Mohamed
Student Competitions
Robocon Egypt
Egyptian national competition in robotics for qualifying only one team to represent Egypt in the international Asia-Pacific Robot Contest (ABU ROBOCON).
2005: Badr Team (Best Design Award)
Benha University, Egypt
Participants: Mohamed Maghwery, Mahmoud Abd Elrahman, Amin Taha, Mohammad Abdelrahman, Mohamed Fathy, Sherief Bassiouny, Mohamed EL-Hagry, Rana Adel, and Zeinab Elkady.
2006: Badr Team (Special Award)
Benha University, Egypt
Participants: Mohamed Maghwery, Mahmoud Abd Elrahman, Amin Taha, Sherief Bassiouny, and Mohamed EL-Hagry