About me

I am a research scientist at the Networking and Distributed Systems Lab, Hewlett Packard Labs. Prior to HPE, I was a postdoctoral associate at Carnegie Mellon University collaborating with Professors Swarun Kumar and Peter Steenkiste. I earned my PhD in Computer Science from Rutgers University under the guidance of Professor Marco Gruteser. During my doctoral studies, I was honored with the Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship from the CS Department at Rutgers University, and received the Best Paper Award at ACM VLCS 2016. I hold a Master's degree in Wireless Communications from Nile University and a Bachelor of Science in Computer and Systems Engineering from Alexandria University.

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I build next-generation wireless networking protocols and sensing systems. My research demonstrates that codesigning wireless networking and sensing systems can facilitate energy efficient, interference-free, cost effective, and accurate wireless systems. Broadly, I am interested in mobile computing, wireless and capacitive sensing, health sensing, positioning systems, networking, systems and applied machine learning. My recent projects include:

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    Email: ibrahim[AT]hpe.com
    Address: 200 Connell Dr, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922