NSRI research advisor
AI-Assisted Cybersecurity
Muhammad Adeel, PhD
Assistant Professor of Computer Science · International Islamic University Islamabad
Computer scientist specializing in reverse engineering, AI-assisted cybersecurity and automated software-vulnerability analysis.
Islamabad, Pakistan
Academic profiles
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Research biography
Muhammad Adeel is an Assistant Professor at International Islamic University Islamabad with a PhD in Computer Science and a specialization in cybersecurity and reverse engineering. His NSRI submission reports approximately 15 years of reverse-engineering experience, while his institutional record includes research training at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore and earlier work in mathematical information retrieval.
Project with NSRI
Proposed research directionExplainable AI for Automated Software Vulnerability Analysis
This direction is designed to become a focused, student-executable research project. The final question, method, and deliverable are refined with the advisor and NSRI research team.
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How they will advise
Academic standing
- Ph.D (Mathematical Information Retrieval)
- Assistant Professor of Computer Science · International Islamic University Islamabad
- Islamabad, Pakistan
Open to advising
- Open to any qualified researcher
Advisor role
- Suggest a specific research project or question
- Suggest extensions of my existing research
- Consider deeper collaboration when a project becomes sufficiently strong
Potential outputs
- Evidence map or literature review
- Systematic or scoping review
- Dataset or database
- Statistical analysis or research report
- Model or benchmark
- Code or software tool
- Manuscript or preprint
- Open-ended exploratory output
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Selected research
Publication and scholarly profile links supplied by the researcher or their public academic record.
I have been into reverse engineering around 15 years. Now i want to research and investigate the field of software vulnerability analysis.
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