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Muhammad Saeed packs a lot more energy in his frame than anyone can guess. His biographical data reads like some stuff of dreams. Apparently he imagines something and goes out to get it without fail.

His academic record, to say the least, is impressive. A bachelor’s from University of Karachi, a master’s from LUMS and a doctorate from University of Karachi. As if that was not enough, he has also done some technical courses from prestigious institutions.

Now, as assistant professor at the same university he earned his doctoral degree from, he has carved a life steeped in erudition and academic pursuits. Already, he has authored or co-authored several research papers on subjects related to Computer Science or Information Technology, it is not surprising that quite a few of his students have demonstrated their creative talent under his tutelage.

Saeed is a restless soul. He is not the conventional sit back, relax and enjoy type of person. He prefers to go out and discover what is there that can interest him. Inquisitiveness and enquiry mark his professional ethics. As a routine, therefore, he ventures out to participate in workshops. conferences and research studies, often on esoteric subjects.

Our country needs people of his type. Go-getters who define their goals and the path that takes them right there. In no time.

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Ashfaq Malik

spent a lifetime in the strictures of the military environment. So, it was natural of him to become a disciplinarian that he is. The fact is evident from a list of educational accomplishments and work experiences that goes beyond the ordinary.

His first taste of victory within the military culture came in the early 90s when he graduated from Pakistan Naval Academy, which earned him a commission in Pakistan Navy as Naval Officer. That marked the beginning of his professional career. During his duty, he took up studies to graduate as an Electrical Engineer and then penned a doctoral thesis related to Electrical Engineering with specialization in Networks and Information Security.

He has a rich work experience that spans at least 25 years. During this time, he performed a variety of teaching and managerial duties at Pakistan Navy, National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) and affiliated institutes of Sindh Board of Technical Education (SBTE). He has taken early retirement from the Navy to concentrate full time on research and teaching. At the time of leaving the services, he was working as a commander.

His knowledge and deep understanding of cyber security issues makes him an asset for DIGINFO, a company that has set top standards for itself.

In recognition of his illustrious career, both as an educationist as well as an administrator of top order, Dr Ashfaq was twice recommended for the prestigious Tamgha-e-Imtiaz. This alone speaks a lot about the singular dedication and extraordinary passion personified by him.

We desperately need such people. That he is in our midst is a privilege and an honour for all.

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Shahzad Saleem is an Assistant Professor at College of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Jeddah, KSA

He also serves as head of the Department of Information Security. KTH-AIS Lab, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, NUST, the top university of Pakistan

He has over fourteen years of teaching research and industry experience in various executive positions. He has been involved in more than twenty research publications indexed by Scopus. 151 and HEC Right now, he is co-authoring a research proposal of US$400,000 under Pak-China Reseach Grant. The areas of research that interest him include Digital Forensics, Authentication and Access Controls.

His teaching experience touches on subjects like Digital Forensics, Computer Forensics, Network Security, Cryptography, Computer Security Introduction to Algorithms and Data Structures. And there is a variety of other areas he is actively involved in which makes his portfolio rich and versatile. In his capasity as an Editorial Board member and with his valuable counsel he is bound to make his presence felt at DG Magazine.

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Shahzad Saleem is an Assistant Professor at College of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Jeddah, KSA.

He also serves as head of the Department of Information Security. KTH-AIS Lab, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, NUST, the top university of Pakistan

He has over fourteen years of teaching research and industry experience in various executive positions. He has been involved in more than twenty research publications indexed by Scopus. 151 and HEC Right now, he is co-authoring a research proposal of Sciences and Technology (NUST) and affiliated institutes of Sindh Board of Technical Education (SBTE). He has taken early retirement from the Navy to concentrate full time on research and teaching. At the time of leaving the services, he was working as a commander.

His knowledge and deep understanding of cyber security issues makes him an asset for DIGINFO, a company that has set top standards for itself.

In recognition of his illustrious career, both as an educationist as well as an administrator of top order, Dr Ashfaq was twice recommended for the prestigious Tamgha-e-Imtiaz. This alone speaks a lot about the singular dedication and extraordinary passion personified by him.

We desperately need such people. That he is in our midst is a privilege and an honour for all.

US$400,000 under Pak-China Reseach Grant. The areas of research that interest him include Digital Forensics, Authentication and Access Controls

His teaching experience touches on subjects like Digital Forensics, Computer Forensics, Network Security, Cryptography, Computer Security Introduction to Algorithms and Data Structures. And there is a variety of other areas he is actively involved in which makes his portfolio rich and versatile. In his capasity as an Editorial Board member and with his valuable counsel he is bound to make his presence felt at DG Magazine.

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Adnan Masood is an Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning researcher, software architect and Microsoft MVP (Most Valuable Professional) for Artificial Intelligence. As Chief Architect of Al and Machine Learning, at UST Global, he collaborates with Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab, and MIT AI Lab for building enterprise solutions. He has authored “Functional Programming with Fa” which rose to become an Amazon bestseller in programming languages.

Dr. Masood teaches Data Science at Park University and Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) courses at the University of California, San Diego. He is a regular speaker to various academic and technology conferences, local code camps, and user groups. He also volunteers as STEM (Science Technology, Engineering and Math) robotics coach for elementary and middle school students.

Dr. Masood is a strong believer in community service. He co-founded and presides Pasadena .NET Developers group. He also organizes Tampa Bay Data Science Group, and Irvine Programmer meet-up. His recent talk at Women in Technology Conference (WICT) Denver highlighted the importance of diversity in STEM and technology areas, and was featured in press and on news channels.

His presence on the editorial board of DG Magazine means an assurance of quality content and up-to-date information.

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S.Irfan Nabi

He is a researcher, teacher and administrator all rolled into one healthy mind. In pursuit of his interests, he has gone to places far and wide and worked hard to reach milestones that others only dream about. Academic Director, Project Management Program. The position offers him a slew of opportunities to conduct research and provide guidance to the students. Dr. Irfan has contributed his research articles to various publications, journals and conferences. He also finds time to play an active community service role in and around his neighborhood.

It is easy to surmise that his knowledge and experience would go far in raising the standards of our magazine. More important, his counsel would be a great help in maintaining those standards.


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