Fahim Khan

Biography

Dr. Fahim Khan is a Professor at the Department of Information Networking for Innovation and Design (INIAD) in Toyo University, Tokyo, Japan. Prior to joining Toyo University, he served as a faculty member at the University of Tokyo, from where he also obtained his MS and PhD in Applied Computer Science. His recent research encompasses several avenues of applied computing, including: designing distributed systems using AI, GenAI, and blockchain; developing security measures for IoT and smart spaces; and leveraging EdTech and learning sciences for CS and STEM education. His research publications have won multiple best paper awards at IEEE conferences. He actively serves as a committee member at numerous IEEE and ACM conferences. A Senior Member of ACM and IEEE, Khan is a recipient of IEEE Japan Medal. He is also a globally selected member of ACM Future of Computing Academy (ACM-FCA), an initiative that brings together next-generation leaders in computing to carry the computing community into the future.

Domain of Research: Security,e-Learning,Big data analytics for security,Cryptography,Curriculum Content Design,Cyber Security,Data Science,e-Business,e-Commerce,Educational Systems Design,e-Governance,e-Learning,e-Learning Organisational Issues,e-Learning Tools,Health care Systems,Internet of Things,Internet Security,Machine Perception,Network Security,Secure Protocols,Secure Transactions,Security,Security Intelligence,Smart Buildings and Cities,Smart Cities,Smart Healthcare,Spam Detection,Technology Trends