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Research Profile

Machine Learning & IoT Security for Smart Infrastructure

I am an M.Sc. graduate in Information Technology Engineering with a B.Sc. in Civil Engineering, working at the intersection of machine learning, IoT security, and smart infrastructure.

My research focuses on lightweight intrusion and anomaly detection for IoT and cyber-physical systems, with particular interest in neural networks and optimization-based methods. I am currently seeking funded PhD opportunities involving AI for smart infrastructure, digital twins, intelligent transportation, infrastructure monitoring, and secure cyber-physical systems.

Research Interests

Machine Learning & Optimization

Efficient learning methods, neural networks, and metaheuristic optimization.

IoT Security & Intrusion Detection

Lightweight detection for networked, resource-constrained, and cyber-physical systems.

Anomaly Detection

Reliable detection with attention to false alarms, class imbalance, and model evaluation.

AI for Smart Infrastructure

Data-driven intelligence for civil and urban infrastructure systems.

Digital Twins & Cyber-Physical Systems

Integration of sensing, analytics, secure computing, and physical assets.

Intelligent Transportation & Monitoring

Machine learning for mobility, prediction, infrastructure monitoring, and assessment.

Selected Publications

Accepted

Enhancing Intrusion Detection Using MAG: A Shallow Multilayer Perceptron Tuned with Adam and Grey Wolf Optimization

Cluster Computing(Springer Nature)Accepted for publication, 2 July 2026
Published

Internet of Things (IoT) Intrusion Detection by Machine Learning (ML): A Review

Asia-Pacific Journal of Information Technology and Multimedia12(1), 13–38 (2023)
Doctoral Opportunities

Open to Funded PhD Research Opportunities

I am interested in doctoral research at the intersection of machine learning, IoT security, smart infrastructure, digital twins, intelligent transportation, and cyber-physical systems.