2003
Ph.D. in Computer Science
Arizona State University- Dissertation: An Information Dissemination Service for Ubiquitous Computing Applications.
About
Computing with a human purpose.
Sheikh Iqbal Ahamed is Wehr Professor of Computer Science at Marquette University and Director of the Ubicomp Lab. His work spans digital health, mobile and pervasive computing, non-invasive sensing, rehabilitation technology, and security and privacy. He served as the founding chair of Marquette’s independent Department of Computer Science and is Founder and President of Ubitrix International.
Wehr Professor of Computer Science · Marquette University
Academic profile
Ubiquitous computing for health and human experience.
I lead the Ubicomp Lab at Marquette University, where we bring mobile and wearable computing, artificial intelligence, and human-centered design to questions in health and everyday life.
- Current role
- Wehr Professor of Computer Science
- Institution
- Marquette University
- Based in
- Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
- Degree
- Ph.D.
Undergraduate degree in Computer Science and Engineering
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology- Thesis: Logic Synthesis and Optimization.
The Way-Klinger Senior Scholars Award, 2024.($100K Award)
Best Journal Paper, Elsevier’s Smart Health Journal, 2023 (Highest Impact Award)
Best Journal Paper, Elsevier’s Smart Health Journal, 2022 (Highest Impact Award)
Best paper award, ICHI 2022
Best paper award, IEEE Digital Health 2021
IEEE Digital Health Service Conference Service Award by IEEE Services, 2021
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