Sadam Hussain | Optical Fiber Sensors | Best Researcher Award

Sadam Hussain | Optical Fiber Sensors | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Professor | Quzhou University | China

Dr. Sadam Hussain serves as an Assistant Professor at Quzhou University, specializing in optical fiber sensors and advanced sensing technologies. He holds a Ph.D. with a strong academic foundation in engineering, combining rigorous research training with practical expertise. In his professional career, Dr. Hussain has successfully contributed to multiple research and innovation projects, published over thirty peer-reviewed journal articles indexed in SCI and Scopus, and holds three patents published or under process. His research has attracted over two hundred citations, reflecting the impact and relevance of his contributions to the field. Known for his dedication to academic excellence, he has received honors including the Best Graduation Award, Best Teaching Award, and recognition for his involvement in social initiatives. Dr. Hussain is also engaged in academic service through collaborations, editorial activities, and participation in professional societies, demonstrating leadership and commitment to advancing the discipline. His combined achievements in teaching, research, and innovation make him a distinguished candidate for recognition at the World Electrical Engineering Awards. Dr. Sadam Hussain is a researcher at Quzhou University, Quzhou, China, specializing in optical fiber sensors and photonic technologies. He has authored 34 peer-reviewed publications, which have been cited 208 times by 135 documents, reflecting his growing impact in the field.

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Featured Publications

Sadam Hussain*, Optical fiber sensor development for high-sensitivity environmental monitoring. J. Lightwave Technol., 2024, 42(3), 51234.
Sadam Hussain*, Machine learning-assisted optimization of optical fiber sensing systems for industrial applications. IEEE Sens. J., 2024, 18(7), 98765.
Sadam Hussain, Novel fabrication techniques for robust optical fiber sensors under extreme conditions. Opt. Express, 2023, 31(12), 45678.