Muhammad Hamad Alizai
Assistant Professor of Computer Science @ LUMS
Research Interests: Systems and Networks - IoT, CPS, WSN, ICT4D
Contact: 9-G09A, Department of Computer Science
SBA School of Science and Engineering, LUMS.
DHA, 54792 , Lahore, Pakistan
hamad.alizai "at" lums edu pk, +92 42 3560-8479Recent News
- D2VFS is best paper candidate at EWSN 2020
- Karma is best paper candidate at ACM SenSys 2019
- Three papers at ACM SIGPLAN/SIGBED LCTES
- Awarded DAAD grant to "Greenify Older Buildings in Emerging Countries" (2019-21)
- Our work on interleaving multiple wireless stacks on a single radio to appear at CoNEXT 2018
- Serving ACM/IEEE IPSN 2019 and ACM BuildSys 2018 as TPC member
- Co-chair of Demos at ACM/IEEE IPSN 2019
- Co-organizing CPSWEEK'18 tutorial on transiently powered computing
- People's Choice Award for Inverted HVAC at ACM BuildSys 2017
- Co-organizing doctoral school on Transiently Powered Computing, co-located with SenSys 2017
Research Interests
In general, I research distributed systems. My current research focuses on providing energy efficient system and networking support for networked embedded systems to build novel IoT applications.Selected Recent Publications (Complete list, also available on Google Scholar with citation statistics)
Intermittent Computing with Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling (Acceptance Rate: 31%)
Ahmed S, Ain Q, Siddiqui J.H, Mottola L, Alizai M.H.
EWSN, Lyon, France, 2020. Best Paper CandidateIntermittent Asynchronous Peripheral Operations (Acceptance Rate: 19%)
Branco A, Mottola L, Alizai M.H, Siddiqui J.H.
ACM SenSys, Columbia University, NY, 2019. Best Paper CandidateScylla: Interleaving Multiple IoT Stacks on a Single Radio (Acceptance Rate: 17%)
Iqbal H, Alizai M.H, Qazi I.A, Lansiedel O, Uzmi Z.A,
ACM CoNEXT, Heraklion, Greece, 2018Inverting HVAC for Enegy Efficient Thermal Comfort in Populous Emerging Countries
(Acceptance Rate: 31%)
Hafeez K, Chandio Y, Bakar A, Ali A, Syed A, Jadoon T.M, Alizai M.H
ACM BuildSys, Delft, The Netherlands, 2017. People's Choice AwardEnergy Harvesting and Wireless Transfer in Sensor Network Applications: Concepts and Experiences
Bhatti N, Alizai M.H, Syed A, Mottola L.
ACM Transactions on Sensor Networks (TOSN), 2016Sensors with Lasers: Building a WSN PowerGrid (Acceptance Rate: 20%)
Bhatti N, Syed A, Alizai M.H.
ACM/IEEE IPSN, Berlin, Germany, 2014Probabilistic Addressing: Stable Addresses in Unstable Wireless Networks (Acceptance Rate: 17%)
Alizai M.H, Vaegs T, Landsiedel O, Goetz S, Bitsch Link JA, Wehrle K.
ACM/IEEE IPSN, Chicago, IL, 2011Refector: Heuristic Header Error Recovery for Error-Tolerant Transmissions (Acceptance Rate: 18%)
Schmidt F, Alizai M.H., Aktas I, Wehrle K.
ACM CoNEXT, Tokyo, Japan, 2011KleeNet: Discovering Insidious Interaction Bugs in Wireless Sensor Networks Before Deployment (Acceptance Rate: 17%)
Sasnauskas R, Landsiedel O, Alizai M.H,Weise C, Kowalewski S, Wehrle K.
ACM/IEEE IPSN, Stockholm, Sweden, 2010Bursty Traffic over Bursty Links (Acceptance Rate: 17%)
Alizai M.H, Landsiedel O, Bitsch Link JA, Goetz S, Wehrle K.
ACM SenSys , Berkeley, California, 2009When Timing Matters: Enabling Time Accurate and Scalable Simulation of Sensor Network Applications (Acceptance Rate: 23%)
Landsiedel O, Alizai M.H, Wehrle K.
ACM/IEEE IPSN, St. Louis, Missouri, USA, 2008Teaching (Recent Courses)
CS 570 - Advanced Operating Systems (Spring 2017, 2018, 2019)
CS 677 - Internet of Things (Fall 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019)
Potential Students
Almost always I have open thesis topics for grad and undergrad students. I prefer students who have participated in my lectures and labs. Please contact me in person for thesis, internships and PhD studies.