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Mahbub Ul Alam, A new employee

Employee, Health Informatics, Immersive Participation, SAS, Ubiquitous Computing

Hello everyone! I hope you all are having a lovely time. 🙂

I am Mahbub Ul Alam. I’ve recently started as a PhD student here at DSV.

My research interest is in ‘Cognitive internet of things (IoT) based smart health-care systems using deep learning and advanced machine learning’.

Potential research problem areas include:
1. Machine learning framework for IoT.
2. Intelligent data, i.e., machine-understandable, resource-recognition, knowledge representation, big data, deep learning, and advanced machine learning.
3. Clinical decision support systems in health-IoT.
4. Patient-centric personalized health-care systems and applications.
5. Distributed intelligent data processing in IoT.

I have a master’s degree at the Institute of Natural Language Processing (IMS), University of Stuttgart, Germany. In my master’s thesis, I worked to understand the hidden layer mechanisms of deep neural networks in natural language processing (automatic speech recognition) domain.

I have a bit of work experience in software engineering at Samsung Research and Development Institute Bangladesh.

I believe in diversity, and love to explore new and fresh technological innovations. I like to think that every aspect of my previous experiences is helping me to move forward for my future career. I always keep in mind that, the central principle of my life is ‘Let all of us prosper together.’

The people are super nice and friendly here, and I am looking forward to working together with all of you at DSV.

Let all of us prosper together. 🙂

Mahbub

Mahbub Ul Alam

Mahbub Ul Alam

Workshop: By Dan Csontos: How to publish in top ranked scientific journals

ACT, BPM and Enterprise Modeling, Consumer-oriented Mobile Services, Digital Games, Digital Systems Security, E-government, Health Informatics, ICT4D, IDEAL, Immersive Participation, Information Systems, Interaction Design, IT Management, Knowledge and Communication, Risk and Decision Analysis, SAS, Service Science, SYSLAB, TEL, TEL and Collaboration

40 participants at Dr. Dan Csontos’ Workshop, PhD-students, and PhDs, all enthusiastic. Good discussions on how to get your paper through the editor’s gate with elegantly formulated cover letters. If that does not work – appeal if necessary. Moreover we discussed how to write informative titles, smart abstracts, and well structured papers and obtain the “flow” in the paper.  As well as strategies for getting out mostly of the research and publish with high impacts and finally to get your paper understood by the reader.