Laboratory for Cyber Physical Networks and Systems (CyPhyNets)
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Revision as of 09:09, 9 July 2009
CyPhyNets: Laboratory for Cyber Physical Networks and Systems.
School of Science & Engineering, SSE
Lahore University of Management Sciences LUMS
Lahore, Pakistan
This website is under construction.
Contents |
Group Members
Faculty
- Abubakr Muhammad. Group Lead, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
Postdoctoral researchers
Positions open.
Staff
- Hassan Mohy-ud-Din, Development Engineer
- Ishtiaq Maqsood, Laboratory Engineer
- Suleman Sami Qazi, Laboratory Engineer
- Abdul Rehman Javed, Research Assistant
- Shahida Jabeen, Research Assistant
- Sarah Qureshi, Research Assistant
Affiliates
- Muhammad Ali, Consultant Engineer
- Zubair Khalid, Research Assistant
Students
- Zahaib Akhtar, CmpE Senior
- Muhammad Ali Ahmed, CmpE Junior
- Muhammad Ammar Hassan, SSE freshman
Former Members
- Shahzad Bhatti, Lecturer in Mathematics, COMSATS Institute of Technology, Islamabad
Web developers
- Mohammad Adil, SSE freshman
Research
- Complex networked systems to enable the deployment of very-large scale uniquitous instances of sensor networks, robotic swarms and mobile networking
- Rapid information discovery in massive high-dimensional data sets in robotics, networks and other areas using geometrical and topological methods
- Quantum information theory and quantum control for understanding the physics of information
Teaching
Formal Courses
- COMP-208. Computers for engineers [McGill. Winter 2008]
- Phy-102. Electricity and magnetism [LUMS. Autumn 2009]
- CS-683. Information theory [LUMS. Winter 2009]
- BIO-103. Freshman biology (Module on systems biology) [LUMS. Winter 2009]
- Introductory Electronics Lab, [LUMS. Fall 2009]
Reading Groups
- Computational topology in science & engineering [McGill. Winter 2009]
- Feedback control systems [LUMS. Winter, Summer 2009]
- Advanced topics in information theory [LUMS. Summer 2009]
These work .....
But these very similar ones do not. I think the above ones were already compiled during testing.