Is a Professor, Discipline Leader (Electrical and Electronics), and Program Manager for the Master of Engineering (Telecom. & Network Eng.) at the School of Engineering. He obtained his PhD in 2016 from RMIT University. Prior to joining academia, Prof Al-Hourani worked extensively in the telecommunications industry, where he served as an ICT Program Manager, leading large teams of engineers and managing multiple telecommunications and satellite projects. His research interests are in advanced signal processing and communications. Prof Al-Hourani has extensive industry and government engagement in multiple research projects related to the Internet-of-Things (IoT), radar/SAR systems, neuromorphic hardware, and satellite communications with grants funded by ARC, CRC, government departments, and DSTG. He has published more than 130 articles in topics related to machine learning, signal processing, satellite communications, stochastic geometry, and radar systems. He is currently listed in Stanford University's list of top 2% scientists in both Career-Long and Single-Year Impact lists.
Signal Processing, Satellite Communications, Remote Sensing, Neuromorphic processing, Non-terrestrial communication systems (Satellite and UAV communications), Radar systems, Synthetic Aperture Radar, machine learning, radio localization, Interference mitigation, Stochastic geometry, hyperspectral imaging and sensors.
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