Nazakat Ali, Postdoctoral research fellow

E-mail:
nazakat.ali@mdu.se
Room:
U1-046
Phone:
+4621101364
Division:
Division of Computer Science and Software Engineering
Research groups:
Dependable Software Engineering
Safety-Critical Engineering
Systems-of-systems
Web:
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Dr. Nazakat Ali is a Post-Doctoral Researcher in Dependable Software Engineering group at Mälardalen University, Department of Innovation, Design and Engineering in Västerås - Sweden. He has done his PhD from Chungbuk National University, Cheongju, South Korea in 2021. He received outstanding graduate researcher award during his PhD. Along with this, he is also recipient of several best conference paper awards. During his PhD, Nazakat was working on the safety for collaborative cyber-physical systems. Before joining MDU, he was postdoctoral researcher at Software Intelligence Engineering Lab. Chungbuk National University, Cheongju South Korea during March 2021~ June 2022, where he was working on learning-based safety analysis for supporting real-time collaboration in intelligent cyber-physical systems.

Awards

1. Outstanding Graduate Researcher Award (2021).
2. Best Paper Award at KCSE 2021.
3. Best Paper Award at ICCCA 2017
4. Best Paper Award at KCC 2017.

Served/Serving as a Reviewer for the Journals

1. Applied Science
2. Sensors
3. Autonomous Intelligent Systems (Springer)
4. Connection Science
5. Journal of Software Process and Evolution
6. Journal of Reliability Engineering and System Safety (elsevier)
7. IEEE Access


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His main research area is safety for safety-critical systems. This includes safety analysis for collaborative systems, safety-by-design and verification, safety assurance, fault tolerance and learning-based safety analysis for safety critical systems. Dr. Ali applies his research on autonomous systems' domain e.g., autonomous vehicles and autonomous robots. He is also interested in applying his research on railway, smart manufacturing, healthcare, and transportation domains. 

For more details, you can see my research here