Mohammad Upal Mahfuz is a Ph.D. student
of electrical engineering at the University of Ottawa in Canada. He is
currently working on nanoscale communication and networking based on molecular
communication. He is also interested in ultra wideband wireless communications,
satellite-based positioning and navigation systems, and sustainable and renewable
energy.
He received his B.Sc. degree in electrical and
electronic engineering from the Bangladesh University of Engineering and
Technology in Dhaka, Bangladesh in 2002, M.Engg. degree in telecommunications
from the Asian Institute of Technology in Thailand in 2005, and M.Sc. degree in
geomatics engineering from the University of Calgary in Canada in 2008.
He has worked as lecturer of electrical engineering at the American International
University in Bangladesh (2002–2003), as laboratory
supervisor of telecommunications program at the Asian Institute of
technology in Thailand (2005–2006), and as visiting
lecturer of computer engineering at the Prince of Songkla University in Thailand
(2008–2009).
He has received several awards and scholarships
including Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)
doctoral scholarship (PGS-D, 2010-2013), University of Ottawa Excellence Award (2010–2013),
University of Ottawa Admissions Scholarship (2009–2012), University of Calgary Graduate
Research Scholarship (2007), Jacques Kartier Award (2008), Research
Assistantships (2006–2008, 2009–2010), 2nd Best Poster Prize in WiSense
Workshop (2010), WPMC prize (2005), and Dhaka Board Merit Scholarship
(1996–2002).
He is involved in scholarly activities of the
technical program and reviewing committees of several conferences and journals
including Nano Communication Networks
(Elsevier), BIONETICS-2011, and BIOSIGNALS-2011.
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