Meet Our Team
A dedicated group of faculty researchers, project engineers, and students pushing the boundaries of radar systems and statistical signal processing at the College of EME, NUST.
Dr. Touseef Ali
Assistant Professor & Lab Director — College of EME, NUST
Dr. Touseef Ali leads the Signal and Sensors Research Group (SSRG) at the Department of Electrical Engineering, College of Electrical & Mechanical Engineering (EME), National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Islamabad, Pakistan.
He earned his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Arizona State University (ASU), USA, where he focused on adaptive radar detection, statistical signal processing, and multichannel sensor arrays. His research portfolio includes extensive funded defense projects, high-resolution SAR imaging systems, and model-aided deep learning architectures.
Undergraduate & FYP Researchers
Undergraduate engineering scholars working on active capstone research.
Syed Muhammad Taha Bukhari
Undergraduate Research Scholar (FYP)
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
Electrical Engineering student at NUST-CEME focusing on non-invasive cardiovascular monitoring using bioimpedance and MIPS. Research interests include biomedical instrumentation, embedded systems, and physiological signal acquisition.
Muhammad Muaaz
Undergraduate Research Scholar (FYP)
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
Electrical Engineering undergraduate at NUST-CEME with experience in analog and digital circuit design, microcontrollers, and hardware simulation using MATLAB, LTSpice, and Proteus for cardiovascular monitoring.
Manahil Sarfraz
Undergraduate Research Scholar (FYP)
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
Electrical Engineering undergraduate at NUST-CEME combining circuit design, simulation, and practical hardware development for reliable cardiovascular signal acquisition and monitoring.
Mehreen Mubashir
Undergraduate Research Scholar (FYP)
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
Electrical Engineering undergraduate at NUST-CEME interested in biomedical engineering, electronic systems, and hardware development for cardiovascular signal measurement and analysis.
Muhammad Anas Khalid
Undergraduate Research Scholar (FYP)
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
Electrical Engineering student at NUST College of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering (CEME). Focuses on the development of a phased-array passive radar system, involving antenna array design at resonant frequency, beamforming, beam steering, and digital signal processing.
Absar Ahmed
Undergraduate Research Scholar (FYP)
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
Final-year Electrical Engineering student at NUST-CEME with interests in embedded systems development, signal processing, and smart sensing. Working on a Phased-Array Passive Radar prototype with a USRP-based signal processing pipeline, linear array antenna fabrication, and analog beam steering.
Ayesha Faisal
Undergraduate Research Scholar (FYP)
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
Final-year Electrical Engineering student at NUST-CEME with a keen interest in RF systems, RF front-end design, and antenna arrays. Working on Phased-Array Passive Radar hardware, linear antenna fabrication, and analog beam steering integrated with a USRP processing system for target detection.
Abdul Haseeb Riaz
Graduate Researcher / FYP Team Lead
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
Electrical Engineering graduate from NUST and FYP Team Lead for the 2.45 GHz closed-loop beam-steering phased-array antenna system. Experienced in HFSS simulation, AI/biomedical signal processing (YOLO, MATLAB), and cybersecurity at Netsol Technologies, with certified project management expertise.
Awais Raza
RF Hardware Engineer / Graduate Researcher
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
RF Hardware Engineer specialized in microwave circuit design, advanced phased array architectures, and RF subsystems. Engineered and fabricated a 4-element 2.4 GHz Vivaldi antenna array with 4:1 Wilkinson power combiners, 2-bit digital switched delay networks, mmWave patch, and automated Python RF testbenches.
Aoun Muhammad
Graduate Researcher (RF & Signal Processing)
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
Electrical Engineering graduate from NUST with hands-on expertise in RF hardware design, signal processing systems, and cybersecurity. Partnered on the design, simulation, and implementation of the 2.45 GHz closed-loop beam-steering phased array antenna system.
Muhammad Anas
Graduate Hardware & RF Engineer
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
Electrical Engineering graduate from NUST specializing in RF engineering, end-to-end PCB design, and electromagnetic modeling (KiCad, HFSS, Keysight ADS, LTspice). Developed a 2.4 GHz beam-steering Vivaldi antenna array with 1:4 Wilkinson divider and 2-bit switched phase shifters, Rogowski coils, and ESP32 embedded controls.
Matee Ullah Malik
Undergraduate Research Scholar (FYP)
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
Electrical Engineering undergraduate at NUST-CEME developing a Synthetic Aperture Radar imaging platform involving ISM-band antenna design, frequency synthesis, coherent transmit-receive architectures, and algorithmic processing for spatial image formation.
Kashif Mehmood
Undergraduate Research Scholar (FYP)
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
Electrical Engineering undergraduate at NUST-CEME working on SAR systems at the intersection of RF engineering and computational imaging, with expertise in ISM-band antenna design, RF signal conditioning, coherent architectures, and digital data acquisition.
Muhammad Aqib Munir
Undergraduate Research Scholar (FYP)
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
Electrical Engineering undergraduate at NUST-CEME developing an end-to-end SAR imaging platform. Spans ISM-band antenna design, RF signal amplification, coherent signal mixing, and digital acquisition for compact radar imaging.
Shehrooz Akram
Graduate Researcher (Signal Processing)
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
Electrical Engineering graduate focusing on statistical signal processing, communication theory, and radar detection algorithms. Formulated cross-correlation techniques, ambiguity function evaluations, and packet-filtering strategies in MATLAB for passive target sensing using ambient IEEE 802.11 transmissions.
Ali Haider Gilani
Graduate Researcher (RF Hardware Integration)
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
Electrical Engineering graduate specializing in RF hardware integration, wireless communications, and experimental characterization. Oversaw physical dual-channel receiver setup and RF calibration using NI USRP-2901, directional antenna placement, and reference-surveillance channel isolation.
Aizaz Ahmed
Graduate Researcher (SDR & Real-Time DSP)
Department of Electrical Engineering, College of EME, NUST
Electrical Engineering graduate with expertise in RF systems, SDR platforms, and real-time DSP. Led the architectural design and software implementation using GNU Radio and NI USRP-2901, multi-channel acquisition, dynamic background subtraction, and Doppler shift extraction.
Interested in Joining Our Lab?
We welcome motivated BS, MS, and PhD candidates passionate about signal processing, electromagnetics, and radar systems.