Dr. Muhammad Asad Khan
Biography

Dr. Muhammad Asad Khan is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Telecommunication at Hazara University, specializing in mobile networks, Internet of Things (IoT), data governance, and cybersecurity. He earned his Ph.D. in Information and Communication Engineering from the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, and holds two Master’s degrees in Mobile and High-Speed Telecommunication Networks from Oxford Brookes University, UK, and Communication & Networks from Bahria University, Pakistan. Dr. Khan’s teaching expertise includes Mobile & Wireless Communication, Network Security, IoT, Data Communication, and Transmission & Switching. He integrates data science, graph analysis, and AI tools into his teaching to enhance students' problem-solving skills and practical knowledge. His research focuses on graph and social network analysis, energy informatics, and communication networks, with contributions to efficient graph summarization, short-term load forecasting, and 5G edge caching. He has published extensively in reputable journals and conferences, and has secured multiple competitive research grants in areas such as smart grids and IoT security. Dr. Khan is committed to mentoring students, fostering intellectual curiosity, and continuously updating curricula to keep pace with technological advancements. Contact: asadkhan@hu.edu.pk

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Academic Background

S.No	Degree Title	Institute	Degree Completion Year
1	PhD	University of Electronic Science and Technology of China	2016
2	MS	Oxford Brookes	2006
3	MCS	Bahria University	2004
4	BCS	University of Peshawar	2002

Publications

S.No	Publication Title	Authors	Action
1	Ssag: Summarization and sparsification of attributed graphs	S. Ali, M. Ahmad, M. A. Beg, I. U. Khan, S. Faizullah, and M. A. Khan,	Click to View
2	Modeling power consumption of web apps using static design features	M. S. Ayub, N. Mustafa, S. Ali, I. U. Khan, M. A. Khan, and S. Faizullah,	Click to View
3	A component-based localization algorithm for sparse 3-d wireless sensor networks	M. Islam, M. S. Ayub, and M. A. Khan	Click to View
4	Short-term load forecasting using ami data	H. Mansoor, S. Ali, I. Khan, N. Arshad, M. A. Khan, and S. Faizullah,	Click to View
5	Revolutionizing historical document digitization: Lstm-enhanced ocr for arabic handwritten manuscripts	F. Safiullah, M. S. Ayub, S. Hussain, M. A. Khan, A. Abdullah, and N. Emad,	Click to View
6	Enhanced facial emotion detection models utilizing geometry-based features for superior human-computer interaction	A. Shafiq, A. M. Sohaib, S. Rohan, and M. A. Khan,	Click to View
7	An investigation of the imputation techniques for missing values in ordinal data enhancing clustering and classification analysis validity	S. Alam, M. S. Ayub, S. Arora, and M. A. Khan,	Click to View
8	Towards developing an automated chatbot for predicting legal case outcomes: A deep learning approach	S. Alam, R. Pande, M. S. Ayub, and M. A. Khan	Click to View
9	A comparative analysis of global optimization algorithms for surface electromyographic signal onset detection	S. Alam, X. Zhao, I. K. Niazi, M. S. Ayub, and M. A. Khan	Click to View
10	Efficient approximate kernel based spike sequence classification	S. Ali, B. Sahoo, M. A. Khan, A. Zelikovsky, I. U. Khan, and M. Patterson,	Click to View
11	Camp: A context- aware cricket players performance metric	M. S. Ayub, N. Ullah, S. Ali, I. U. Khan, S. Faizullah, and M. A. Khan	Click to View
12	A survey of ocr in arabic language: Applications, techniques, and challenges	S. Faizullah, M. S. Ayub, S. Hussain, and M. A. Khan	Click to View
13	Adopting sustainable agriculture practices in developing nations using cbrs	A. Yadav, M. Manekiya, T. Ahmad, and M. A. Khan	Click to View
14	Efficient data analytics on augmented similarity triplets	S. Ali, M. Ahmad, U. U. Hassan, M. A. Khan, S. Alam, and I. U. Khan	Click to View
15	Impact of missing data imputation on the fairness and accuracy of graph node classifier	H. Mansoor, S. Ali, S. Alam, M. A. Khan, U. U. Hassan, and I. U. Khan	Click to View
16	A comparison of ensemble learning for intrusion detection in telemetry data	N. Naz, M. A. Khan, M. A. Khan, M. Almas, S. U. J. Khan, S. A. Shah, Q. H. Arshad, and J. Ahmad	Click to View
17	Effective and scalable clustering of sars-cov-2 sequence	S. Ali, T. E. Ali, M. A. Khan, I. U. Khan, and M. D. Patterson	Click to View
18	Predicting attributes of nodes using network structure	S. Ali, M. H. Shakeel, I. U. Khan, S. Faizullah, and M. A. Khan	Click to View
19	Social groups based content caching in wireless networks	N. Mustafa, I. U. Khan, M. A. Khan, and Z. A. Uzmi	Click to View
20	Detecting ddos attack on sdn due to vulnerabilities in openflow	S. Ali, M. K. Alvi, S. Faizullah, M. A. Khan, A. Alshanqiti, and I. U. Khan	Click to View
21	Fair allocation based soft load shedding	S. Ali, H. Mansoor, I. U. Khan, N. Arshad, S. Faizullah, and M. A. Khan	Click to View
22	Permissioned blockchain-based security for sdn in iot cloud networks	S. Faizullah, M. A. Khan, A. Alzahrani, and I. U. Khan	Click to View
23	Effect of analysis window and feature selection on classification of hand movements using emg signal,	A. Ullah, S. Ali, I. U. Khan, M. A. Khan, and S. Faizullah,	Click to View
24	Cooperative backhaul sharing and caching for home cells	M. A. Khan, S. Leng, G. Min, X. Huang, and G. Qiao	Click to View
25	Backhaul aggregation for smart homes in heterogeneous wireless networks	M. A. Khan, S. Leng, X. Huang, J. Yin, and B. Fan	Click to View
26	Architecture of heterogeneous wireless access networks: A short survey,”	M. A. Khan, S. Leng, W. Xiang, and K. Yang	Click to View
27	Access granularity control of multichannel random access in next-generation wireless lans	J. Yin, Y. Mao, S. Leng, Y. Jiang, and M. A. Khan	Click to View
28	Backup backhaul for femtocells	M. A. Khan, S. Leng, A. K. Jadoon, and J. Yin	Click to View